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    Re: Question to those having successfully bred two males to one female

    So this seems like the most straightforward legit answer and pretty much what I was looking for.. if you did get mojaves and pastels, the mojaves would def not be het pied and the pastels would def be het pied. obviously normals are crap shoot.

    and the males dna won't mix.. is that just with the pastel and mojave genes? is it different with other morphs, because they do or do not rest on the same allele? or no.. ?
    It does not matter if they are on the same allele or not, only one sire fathers each egg. So, the resulting hatchling can ONLY inherit genes that that one male had, no matter what genes other hatchings in the clutch may carry.

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