This was my exact thought. Chimerism happens in animals and in humans! I remember a court case where the state was trying to take a mother's child away because it showed that she wasn't the mother. However, upon further investigation, she had 2 different sets of DNA and 2 of her kids took one set and the other child took the other set. Seems plausable that this could have happened. A set of twins (one champagne, one lesser/pastel lesser) fused VERY early on (within days of fertilization) and it hatched out a visible chimera!Originally Posted by SaintTawny
Chimera possibly? It's not unheard of for "twins" to have different sires, and chimerism could occur between half-sibling twins. Theoretically.
Anybody with more experience with twins and/or chimeras feel free to tell me if I'm wrong, but when you take Occam's Razor to the situation this makes sense to me.
Anyway, I'm super jealous over here! What a hot little baby! Feel free to send it my way if you don't want it
I would DEFINITELY hold that boy back and breed it to a normal. If it is a chimera, you should get champagnes and lessers. That will be a cool project to watch!
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