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    Re: Young males breeding successfully.... A closer look.

    Quote Originally Posted by purplemuffin View Post
    Split clutches means two bps fathered the clutch. So let's say you breed a pastel male and a spider male to a normal female and she lays both pastel and spider babies!
    Well, I guess that adds another question that needs to be answered then...

    8.) Did you only pair the female with the young male or were other males involved?
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