How common is a multi-daddy clutch?

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Originally Posted by mommanessy247

& tim, i think i can spot the cinnies and i'm guessing the one in the middle is the pastel lesser, right? and the one at the top left is the spider? & the one on the far right is one of the bumblebees, right?

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Correct :gj:

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That is amazing! You really beat the odds on that one -- not a single normal!

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Yeah, i was really happy with that clutch. I wish they all could be like that.

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Originally Posted by mommanessy247

wow dave & tim! those are some awesome clutches.
but dave - i can spot the pied and the lessers but the one in the middle of that group looks like it could be the pewter but i'm not sure...am i right? and the 2 at the bottom...those look like normals...

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You almost got it right, the one in the center is a pastel so the father for that one was either the pewter or bumblebee.

My first clutch last year was from breeding a cinny and a spider to a normal female and out of 8 eggs I got 2 female spiders, 3 cinny females and 1.2 normals:D

How 'bout this one:http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/308645...day-parenting/

This is really cool, I didn't know that there could be multiple daddys to one clutch, but I guess it makes sense. :)

For those that hit on the multis what was the timing like? When did you throw each male at the female compared to ovi?

All of my clutches except one is a multi-sire clutch this year. I can't wait to see the results. It's like Christmas... lol.