Double Clutching

Ok so it wont produce more eggs...but if I understand correctly

If you breed a male spider, pastel and cinnamon to a normal female you may possibly get spiders, pastels, cinnamons and normals...but no designer morphs can be created that way?

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Originally Posted by mricyfire

Ok so it wont produce more eggs...but if I understand correctly

If you breed a male spider, pastel and cinnamon to a normal female you may possibly get spiders, pastels, cinnamons and normals...but no designer morphs can be created that way?

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Correct. one sperm, one egg. Wouldn't it be cool if that WOULD work though?!

No , new designer morphs are usually a result of at least a couple of years carefully breeding selected ( not random ) pairings ( Hets included ) ...tho I could be proved wrong .....genetics are only textbook IN the book , lol.

it is possible but the odds are against you. i have not heard of a morph being produced in a double clutch from 2 diffrent sires...being that the "sperm" would have to be combined i dont think its possible. you could though have 2 diffrent morphs in the same egg by 2 sires ( 2 eggs from female become one egg as in twins by diffrent dads) double clutchs happen but not that often. ( and by often i mean on a small breeders scale you might get lucky and have one a season with lets say 10 breeder females i dont know the odds on a large scale...cue or adam have you seen an increased amount if more than one co dom sire has been with the same female?)