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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
sorry but i dont see that happening .. the odds of a dbl sired clutch are 1 in a million . if that were the case you would hear all the big boys doing it ..
something just dont make sense with OP's post
I love it when people tell me, "You should think before you speak!" I'm like, "I did. It's what I think and I really don't give a crap what other people think."
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
 Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse
sorry but i dont see that happening .. the odds of a dbl sired clutch are 1 in a million . if that were the case you would hear all the big boys doing it ..
something just dont make sense with OP's post
Idk, this year people have been getting some crazy odds. One canadian breeder got 4 bumblebees and 2 normals from a Bumblebee to normal breeding. So its definitely possible.
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
Wow, I love the hate!
I bred a MALE pastel and a MALE cinnamon to my FEMALE pastel. I will get a few pics up when they are out of the eggs. The pewter started crawling out, but tucked himself back in. I guess I hit 1 in a million odds here or whatever ( SERIOUSLY doubt they are that high) but I am very pleased with this clutch.
Big breeders do use this method, I have seen it in clutch records. for some reason TheVipersHouse seems to think I am lying here. Pics will be up when they come out. Thanks to the guys who want to see the pics, I will get them up as soon as possible.
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
 Originally Posted by tims balls
Wow, I love the hate!
I bred a MALE pastel and a MALE cinnamon to my FEMALE pastel. I will get a few pics up when they are out of the eggs. The pewter started crawling out, but tucked himself back in. I guess I hit 1 in a million odds here or whatever ( SERIOUSLY doubt they are that high) but I am very pleased with this clutch.
Big breeders do use this method, I have seen it in clutch records. for some reason TheVipersHouse seems to think I am lying here. Pics will be up when they come out. Thanks to the guys who want to see the pics, I will get them up as soon as possible.
theres no hate ,but i will call it out and say PICS . your talking slim to none odds and none being the favorite . its not hate , if its true then congrats . but seeing is believing
thats all ..
Last edited by TheVipersHouse; 06-06-2009 at 06:40 PM.
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
A simple congrats would suffice. Look see, like this:
That's awesome. Congrats on your clutch, you deserved it after that 1/10 pastel bit!
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
 Originally Posted by pavlovk1025
A simple congrats would suffice. Look see, like this:
That's awesome. Congrats on your clutch, you deserved it after that 1/10 pastel bit!
thats your opinion .. i dont believe everything thats told to me , just because it was told to me ..
I love it when people tell me, "You should think before you speak!" I'm like, "I did. It's what I think and I really don't give a crap what other people think."
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
 Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse
sorry but i dont see that happening .. the odds of a dbl sired clutch are 1 in a million . if that were the case you would hear all the big boys doing it ..
something just dont make sense with OP's post
 Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse
theres no hate ,but i will call it out and say PICS . your talking slim to none odds and none being the favorite . its not hate , if its true then congrats . but seeing is believing
thats all ..
Im not sure if you look at many hatching records but double sired clutches happen alot more often than not when multiple males are paired with a female. How many clutches of eggs have you had where youve pair up more than one male to come up with your own saying of slim to none?
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
sorry if I misinterpreted. I will be sure to get them up ASAP, I will even PM you a pic before they go up. I have bred both of those males to the 6 females that have laid for me this year, which is also why I think my first 2 clutches turned out so bad, they just got the bad end of the co-dom genes.
I really dont think the odds are that slim. I was constantly rotating the males with the females, so I was actually disapointed with my first 2 clutches, thought I would have gotten 1 of each at least. It paid off in this one for sure, i will take the supers over a clutch of pastels any day.
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
We've seen threads on here before of double sired clutches. I believe Tim Bailey's (muddoc) clutch for the contest last year actually had more than 2 sires.
I agree the odds of getting such a good result are extremely slim, but by definition, extremely slim odds means it does happen sometimes. And he certainly was "due" to have some good odds after his first 2 clutches!
I don't remember much about the OP other than the posts about these 3 clutches, so I don't have any particular reason to trust him. However, there is nothing I've noticed in his posts to make me not trust him either.
EDIT: Totally sorry for forgetting this part... Congrats on your clutch! Looking forward to pics.
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Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!
 Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse
sorry but i dont see that happening .. the odds of a dbl sired clutch are 1 in a million . if that were the case you would hear all the big boys doing it ..
something just dont make sense with OP's post
It's been proven for years You can have multiple sires for one clutch!
This can also happen with humans, cats, dogs, etc...
A lot of "Big Boys" have multiples of the same male they breed to females and they also do this with recessive animals.
I bred Pastel and Black Pastel this year...5 eggs, 2 Pastels and 3 Black Pastels!
Last edited by coldbloodaddict; 06-06-2009 at 08:26 PM.
Reason: spelling
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