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So I am a big YouTuber and I normally like watching the egg ones where they slice the egg and fine out what they got! Well anyway I saw a guy that put 2 Male (Morphs) in with a female (Morph.) Anyway when the odds came both males sired the clutch. Is that normal or is that just a rare thing that happens? I am getting 6 Norm girls a Male Cinni and Male Pastel, I was gonna do 3 for Cinni 3 for Pastel but if they can both sire the clutches why wouldn't I put them together to get Pewters? Am I right to do something like that? Do many do that? I need ANSWERS!

Thanks,

Daniel

Edit: Also if I do put both males, in what are the odds I'll get Pewters?

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Originally Posted by Simpson Balls

So I am a big YouTuber and I normally like watching the egg ones where they slice the egg and fine out what they got! Well anyway I saw a guy that put 2 Male (Morphs) in with a female (Morph.) Anyway when the odds came both males sired the clutch. Is that normal or is that just a rare thing that happens? I am getting 6 Norm girls a Male Cinni and Male Pastel, I was gonna do 3 for Cinni 3 for Pastel but if they can both sire the clutches why wouldn't I put them together to get Pewters? Am I right to do something like that? Do many do that? I need ANSWERS!

Thanks,

Daniel

Edit: Also if I do put both males, in what are the odds I'll get Pewters?

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Your odds are zero that you'd get a pewter by double clutching. Two males can't donate sperm to the SAME egg.

I don't know much about double sired clutches but-

If you bred a cinni male and pastel male to a normal female, there is no way you can get pewters. The males can't breed each other. You'd only have the chance to get pastels, cinnis, or normals.

Rab you type too fast >.<

They can both sire the same clutch but there can only be cinni's,pastels and normals. The two males cannot combine their genes in one animal. So no way at pewters. You both type too fast. :)

Do you think I should breed both males to all females to have a better chance of getting morphs?

Daniel

Double sired clutch happen however doing so you will only get Pastels, Cinnies and Normals you will not get Pewters from pairing a Cinny and a Pastel to your normals.

To produce a Pewter you need to have a male cinny and a female pastel or vice versa.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Double sired clutch happen however doing so you will only get Pastels, Cinnies and Normals you will not get Pewters from pairing a Cinny and a Pastel to your normals.

To produce a Pewter you need to have a male cinny and a female pastel or vice versa.

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Thanks, Now I know. But do you guys think it would be a good idea to put both Cinni and Pastel to all 6 Normals?

Daniel

It really wouldn't matter if you put the pastel to 3 females and the cinny to the other 3, or both males with all 6 females--you'd have the same odds at getting a morph either way.

Oh, and if you decide to bred both males to all the females, just don't put both males in with one female at the same time. ;) :D

i would cycle both males through all the females. Just in case one cant get the job done, you would double your chance of getting a clutch from every female

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Originally Posted by matt71915

i would cycle both males through all the females. Just in case one cant get the job done, you would double your chance of getting a clutch from every female

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Thanks a lot. Good tip there. That will be used!

Daniel