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  1. 06-30-2017, 09:50 AM #1
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    Egg vein structure for twins

    My most anticipated clutch of the season for a long term project was laid this morning. I should be producing some Lavender Phantom Spiders. One on the eggs has some interesting vein structure. It appears that there are two completely separate vein structures inside the egg with a clear separation in the middle of the egg between them. I have never had twins but this is what I am suspecting. Has anyone ever noticed anything like this before?
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    Can't help you there, but here to say CONGRATS and good luck !!! Here is hoping to Lavender Phantom Spider twins
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    Re: Egg vein structure for twins

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    Can't help you there, but here to say CONGRATS and good luck !!! Here is hoping to Lavender Phantom Spider twins
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    Sorry Jodan, no help from me, but wishing you the best on that clutch! I'll be eagerly awaiting updates
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    Re: Egg vein structure for twins

    Following developments with interest.
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