Pied dual sired......

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

I'm wondering the same.

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Glad I'm not the only one! :rofl:

Congrats on another stunning clutch AL!

sweet snakes Al. congrats! i hope u go 5 for 5 again with this clutch. :)

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Originally Posted by zina10

Wow, they are perfect !!!!

That is exactly how i like them, perfect mix of white and pattern and nicely distributed. This way one sets off the other.
Gorgeous ;)

Congratulations!!

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Thank you. i think the one curled up has a high white presentation too. LOL.

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Originally Posted by Nellasaur

Fantastic looking babies so far, congrats! Can't wait to see the whole clutch!

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Thx Nell! I can't wait as well.

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Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan

Way to go Albert. Wish I had some stuff hatching. I don't even have anything in the incubator yet this season.

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Thanks J! Hope to see you get started soon. :)

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

Big congrats on a beautiful clutch!

Maybe I'm just missing something, but how is this clutch dual sired? It's been a while since I've dabbled in genetics, but it looks like a single sire to me.

Either way, beautiful babies. Pieds have always been a favorite of mine.

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Thanks K! Female regular pied was paired with a pastel pied and another regular pied during the breeding course. One of the hatchlings pictured is a pastel pied. Two others are not. Then the other two have pipped but have not emerged from the egg fully.

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

I'm wondering the same.

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Thanks Eric.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

Glad I'm not the only one! :rofl:

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:D

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Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy

Congrats on another stunning clutch AL!

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Thank you EL! This clutch had its rollercoaster in the early incubation but so far so good.

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Originally Posted by Ax01

sweet snakes Al. congrats! i hope u go 5 for 5 again with this clutch. :)

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Gracias Ax! Always nice to get the congrats and support.

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Thanks K! Female regular pied was paired with a pastel pied and another regular pied during the breeding course. One of the hatchlings pictured is a pastel pied. Two others are not. Then the other two have pipped but have not emerged from the egg fully.

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That doesn't make it dual-sired. It makes it "Who's Your Daddy?" on the non-Pastel Pieds. There is no way to tell from this pairing who the sire is on the non-Pastels. Odds and genetics easily explain how you have both Pastel and non-Pastel Pied hatchlings in this clutch even if you only paired with the Pastel Pied male.

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

That doesn't make it dual-sired. It makes it "Who's Your Daddy?" on the non-Pastel Pieds. There is no way to tell from this pairing who the sire is on the non-Pieds. Odds and genetics easily explain how you have both Pastel and non-Pastel Pied hatchlings in this clutch even if you only paired with the Pastel Pied male.

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My thoughts exactly! It is possible that it is dual sired, but because of the pairing, there is really no way to know for sure.

Still a great clutch with excellent results. :)

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

My thoughts exactly! It is possible that it is dual sired, but because of the pairing, there is really no way to know for sure.

Still a great clutch with excellent results. :)

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1000%. Dual sired or not, there's never a bad day when you're hatching healthy BPs! Major kudos, Albert.

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

That doesn't make it dual-sired. It makes it "Who's Your Daddy?" on the non-Pastel Pieds. There is no way to tell from this pairing who the sire is on the non-Pastels. Odds and genetics easily explain how you have both Pastel and non-Pastel Pied hatchlings in this clutch even if you only paired with the Pastel Pied male.

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Ohh! Thanks for the explanation.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

My thoughts exactly! It is possible that it is dual sired, but because of the pairing, there is really no way to know for sure.

Still a great clutch with excellent results. :)

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Got you! Thx. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

1000%. Dual sired or not, there's never a bad day when you're hatching healthy BPs! Major kudos, Albert.

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I know that's right! My feelings exactly. :D

Congratulations on the clutch!! Can't wait to see them all out of the egg :D