I'm too much of a planner and like to know what to expect in a clutch so I haven't mixed males to the same female before. How common is it for the clutch to contain morphs that were only possible from both males genes? Is there any correlation between the male most recently or who was first paired with the female being more likely to father the clutch or is it all just random? I'm planning some of my pairings for the end of the year and can't decide on some matches so debating mixing a few males.
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