2013 ODD Clutch ---Split Gene

I will post mojave male tonight when I get home..
He is the sire of two clutches this year..
I bred him to a normal female as well and got 6 eggs. 5 of them are mojave.
Thanks

Here is the picture of male
https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.n...38706310_n.jpg

Yup, that' a lesser/butter lolol

Yeah that's a lesser or butter....definitely not a mojave

Two more pics about Sire
One with flash
One withouthttp://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...1&d=1373587871http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...1&d=1373587871

Yes, this is a Lesser or Butter. Even though, it is a very dark example.

go buy a lotto ticket! grats.

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Originally Posted by Anya

Including humans! :D

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uh oh, i feel a back story coming on. lol! :cool:

Multiple males can sire a clutch.. What can NOT happen is getting a baby with the genes of two males.. For instance, you could never have gotten a lesser bee (lesser spider) because the males genes will not combine.. You CAN have an 8 egg clutch with 3 sires and get morphs from each sire tho.. It happened to me one year..

I bred a pinstripe, a woma, a blue eyed leucistic (which was a combo of lesser and Russo) to a normal.. Thats 4 different genes from the males. I ended up getting 1 lesser, 1 Russo, 2 womas, 3 pinstripes, and 1 normal..

The snake has multiple follicles inside her. Multiple eggs. You can have 8 eggs and 8 different males. If one sperm from each of those males makes it into just 1 egg before any of the others, then you could have 8 different fathers. The males genes will never combine though. The closest you could ever get to that would be twins inside one egg, but one is a spider, and the other is a lesser. 2 sperm from 2 different males can fertilize 1 egg and you would have fraternal twins.