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    Post shed TWINS!

    Here are the two little girls in the fresh skin. They weigh in at a whopping 22 grams apiece. They are in the pic with one of there brothers for size comparison.
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    Don't wanna sound like a noob here, but I'm just wondering, the only thing that makes them twins is that they came from the same egg right? They don't have the exact same pattern or anything like that do they?

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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    Good Question. Im Rather Interested Myself...
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    Oh my, those are the absolute epitomy of cuteness! All of my babies came in around 65g, so I can't even imagine how teeny they are. AWWW!!!! Thank you so much for posting that pic Tim.
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    Yes, the reason that they are twins is because they came from the same egg. Similar to our fraternal twins as opposed to identical.
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh cuteness factor overload!
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    So in order to be fraternal twins, the eggshell would in fact have had to contain two separate eggs, each with their own yolk, correct? Kinda like a double-yolked hen's egg?
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    They look great, congrats and thanks for posting that!
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    SQWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEKKK!!!


    cute.... just CUTE!!!
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    Re: Post shed TWINS!

    Quote Originally Posted by slartibartfast
    So in order to be fraternal twins, the eggshell would in fact have had to contain two separate eggs, each with their own yolk, correct? Kinda like a double-yolked hen's egg?
    Yes, I believe so.
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