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

    Only one sperm can fertilize an egg, it's pretty basic. It's not like the 2 males' little swimmers race and finish in a tie. In the case of a split clutch, still only one sperm from one of the males can fertilize a single egg. Different eggs can be fertilized by different males.

    This is pretty much 7th/8th grade science class material.
    Last edited by RobNJ; 09-26-2012 at 10:45 PM.

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