Yes, basically it just means that two males contributed their genes to the clutch. I'm not sure, but I think that two males can't contribute genes to the same egg, but they can father individual babies. You breed a pastel and a spider to a normal female, you can get both spiders and pastels, like I'm trying to do.

I'm really crossing my fingers but I'm not sure if my spider is really interested just yet. I've only paired him up with Akina once and he curled up in the corner and left her alone. Thriller, my pastel was getting close. He had his lower half draped over her lower half and their tails were only an inch from each other! I was like "Ugh! So close!" This will be their first time breeding this season.