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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    i havent even been doing it that long,,and even i know its possible,and fairly common

    back to the topic,Congrats on the awesome clutch
    1.0 blonde pastel,1.8 normal,1.1 het orange ghost 1.0 het butterscotch 0.1 het green ghost 0.1 het albino 0.1 rtb 0.1 yellow anaconda 1.0 borneo blood 1.0 albino burmese

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Congrats on great odds, I hope you have a GREAT breeding season

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Seems like someone professes to know a lot about breeding but really does not. Multiple sired clutches happen pretty frequently, not just to the big boys (of course, the more clutches overall you do, the more likely it becomes). Ignore the haters Tim.

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by jglass38 View Post
    Seems like someone professes to know a lot about breeding but really does not. Multiple sired clutches happen pretty frequently, not just to the big boys (of course, the more clutches overall you do, the more likely it becomes). Ignore the haters Tim.
    well for starters nobodys hating , so get it right ..
    and i dont profess nothing , i know alot about breeding .ty
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    how many times have you dbl sired a female successfully?
    my guess you tried but never had it happen ..

    my statement says the odds of it actually happening successfully is slim to none , because it is . .
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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    That is awesome!!!!!

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse View Post
    well for starters nobodys hating , so get it right ..
    and i dont profess nothing , i know alot about breeding .ty
    and a question

    how many times have you dbl sired a female successfully?
    my guess you tried but never had it happen ..

    my statement says the odds of it actually happening successfully is slim to none , because it is . .
    Apparently you don't. I have never bred multiple sires until this season so we'll see. Slim to none? There are quite a few people on this forum who it has happened for. I guess that doesn't make it slim to none. Just admit you are wrong and called out somebody because you didn't properly read what they said and then felt silly and had to cover it up.

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Wow I can't wait to see photos I have a clutch that the female (normal, poss het for albino) was intorduced to a pastel, mojave, albino. I would LOVE to get 2 mojaves, 2, pastels ad 4 albinos..... LOL will it happen, my luck I will get 8 normals . Congrats on hitting the jackpot!!!! Pictures....

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse View Post
    well for starters nobodys hating , so get it right ..
    and i dont profess nothing , i know alot about breeding .ty
    and a question

    how many times have you dbl sired a female successfully?
    my guess you tried but never had it happen ..

    my statement says the odds of it actually happening successfully is slim to none , because it is . .
    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=70493

    Here is a thread that I think you should go look at. In this clutch, I had three sires to the offspring. We are doing this again this year, and I am hoping to be able to attain a four sired clutch. As for the likelihood, I don't try to do this often, as I prefer to put one male with on female, but I have hatched a few other clutches that were double sired (from using one male to "jump start" the females, and finish out the season with a late starter).

    p.s. Congrats Tim. I can't wait to see the pics. I am glad that you were finally rewarded after your first 2 clutches.

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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Congratulations for the nice clutch!

    Quote Originally Posted by TheVipersHouse View Post
    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've seen several clutches sired by 2 males. And I haven't seen millions

    1.0 Spider het. Piebald
    1.0 Pastelpiebald
    0.1 Piebald
    0.2 het. Piebald
    1.0 PastaveGhost
    1.0 Sterling het. Ghost
    1.1 Pastelghost
    0.1 Honeybee
    0.1 Pewter het. Ghost
    0.1 Pastel het. Ghost
    0.1 Kingpin het. Ghost
    0.1 Butter het. Ghost
    1.0 Emperorpin
    0.1 Enchifire
    0.1 Superfire
    0.1 Blue e.l.
    0.1 Pastel
    0.2 Normal

    0.1 Boa c. coral albino


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    Re: Yyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!

    Congrats, Tim!!I was gonna do that this year, not i'm kinda kickin myself for not. Hope thta makes up for the crappy odds before. Sounds like it happens more frequently than some people might think.
    --Walt

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