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    Re: At what point do the eggs become fertilized?

    Wow! Thats very interesting!!!
    I guess it also makes sense that youd want to pair as often as you can, to increase the amount of locks to better your chances at getting the eggs fertilized. Hmmm....well this kinda stirs up more thoughts about the whole bp reproduction process....if im understanding right the sperm meets the eggs at ovulation(at which point the eggs are 30mm+)...thats a HUGE size difference when it comes to comparing the size of human eggs and sperm meeting up!
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