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    Re: introducing multiple males?

    I did it last year and only with Dominant and co-dominan gene males that way you don't end up with any hets.
    Last year I had some young males that this was their first year breeding so I paired up a spider a pastel and a pinstripe withe a normal female and had 9 eggs.
    Out of the 9 all hatched and I got a male Spider and a Female Pinstripe and the rest were just normals.
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