This is so good to know, you found a webhost capable of running this script. Actually most webhosts should, its just that some freehosts can be tricky to set up. For paid hosts, you are mostly good.

I agree. I have always wanted to use Mysidia-Now I finally have received my chance!

Quick questions:

So, jumping to the new Breeding System...
First, do I need to re-download the script to have the new update?
Second, is it possible to have more than two parents? Because then, you actually COULD discover new breeds by breeding. You could add the name of the new breed by the real parents. Then you could give it a high-ish percentage, and it would be possible to have it.

1. You do have to re-download to upgrade it, what version do you have?
if you have v1.3.1, then download the updated one, transfer the files, then run
yoursite.com/install/upgrade.php and follow the steps. If not, update to v1.3.1 then to v1.3.2

2. I'm sure it is possible to have more than two parents, I was actually thinking about this earlier for my site but I haven't gotten around to messing more with the breeding system then my first attempt a few months ago. (trying to make it so same sex breeding). The multiple parents breeding, to me, would probably be similar to the fusing system in the Persona games, where you take 3, 4, or 5 demons and combine them to make a new one, but that is a set formula, were you wanting something like that? Or did you mean:
cat + lion + panther: 20% chance of tiger, 5% chance of chimera?

First of all, Mys v1.3.3 is not yet available, it should be released within a week or two. On the other hand, each version comes with an upgrader, which can be used between minor releases so long as you have not heavily modified your script files. Between major releases though(like Mys v1.1.x to v1.2.x and v1.2.x to v1.3.x), you will need a mega-upgrader, for now its not available so Mys v1.2.x users are stuck with the old versions for now. The good thing is that, well as far as I know, there aint many people still running Mys v1.2.x, which is old and has too much spaghetti code to maintain.