Ok this has me stumped! I have a tub of ASFs with two adult females and a litter of babies. The babies are about 5 weeks old and I was planning to separate them in the next couple days as they are eating food and drinking from water bottles. Anyway, Becky came home today and found 11 newborn pinkies!! Now these females haven't been exposed to a male since the previous litter was born. Just for the sake of argument she rechecked the sex and sure enough both females. I am totally stumped.

It seems I have the worlds only asexually reproductive ASFs!! Lol