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    Re: decisions, decisions.......

    Quote Originally Posted by dprballs View Post

    One point this raises though - If i did pair 2 males with 1 female and say for EG she lays 6 eggs does this mean all the eggs have come from one of the males, or could there be 3 from 1 male and 3 from another??

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    Its called a multiple sired clutch. So yes! you could potentially hatch both cinnies and YBs from the same clutch if both of the sires fertilized the eggs. That is what I am shooting for this year. My normal has been paired with my pinstripe and mojave. Can't wait to see what is in those eggs!!
    ~Steffe

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