I would highly recommend NOT using CRBs on hybrids, in general - it's not worth the risk of deleting a litter that has a hybrid (or multiple) in it. It also wastes time and reduces the number of litters you can fit in during the female's lifetime. The GMO doesn't really matter either way; it rolls separately and after the natural hybrid passing chance.

If I were you I'd just look at saving or trading for more buffy balls to be able to use them on each of her litters - they're basically the only thing that helps with breeding from existing hybrids. You want to maximise their cubs, because more cubs = more chances of success at 5% each.

The only other thing I'd bother with personally would be at least one IBF. Because if you use that after breeding on her next heat at 10yrs 5mos, you'd manage to squeeze in 3 breedings total if you don't waste days (10yrs 5, then 12yrs 1m, then the last at 14yrs exactly if you don't use an IBF the second time, or at 13yrs 9M if you do).

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I appreciate your feedback! I never even thought about the IBF and it makes a lot of sense to skip the GMO if it rolls separate since that would mean it could roll another mutation instead. (Which I guess could happen regardless)

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