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    Male/Female Makers...Only Bananas??

    The reason I ask is because this past season I bred a Pied male x a 66% Het Pied female. Resulting in a 4 egg clutch. I hatched 3 Pied and 1 Het Pied. Great odds already, and they also are all FEMALE. Both were virgins so I have nothing to go by as far as the parents. I did produce 2 other clutches (not pied) and had a good male/female ratio.

    I'm breeding the Pied male to a few different females this season, so I'll have to wait and see if it's him or not.

    Are there known male/female makers in other morphs other than Bananas? Or did I just have extremely good luck?

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    Re: Male/Female Makers...Only Bananas??

    I hatched all female clutches and all male clutches in the past with even more eggs, it's just luck or lack there off.

    Remember you have 50% chance to hatch one or the other (odds per egg)

    You would need to produce several clutches with a fair amount off eggs to conclude that your animal produces only a certain gender.
    Deborah Stewart


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    As far as I know bananas/coral glows are the only genes that are sex linked. I think you just hit good odds with your pied clutch. and grats on your poss het proving out


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    Re: Male/Female Makers...Only Bananas??

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    I hatched all female clutches and all male clutches in the past with even more eggs, it's just luck or lack there off.

    Remember you have 50% chance to hatch one or the other (odds per egg)

    You would need to produce several clutches with a fair amount off eggs to conclude that your animal produces only a certain gender.
    That's my plan

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    Re: Male/Female Makers...Only Bananas??

    Quote Originally Posted by ajmreptiles View Post
    As far as I know bananas/coral glows are the only genes that are sex linked. I think you just hit good odds with your pied clutch. and grats on your poss het proving out
    It's not sex linked, it is anomaly that doesn't have a name, as this is the first case of it happening in biology.

    To the OP the chances of a 4 egg clutch being all female are 1 in 16, it happens quite a bit actually, I had a 6 egg clutch all males last year and it wasn't a clutch I wanted all males lol.

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    All female clutches = sweet luck!

    I have one black pastel female who, out of two clutches of a combined 14 babies, has only given me one daughter. It's just a quirk, nothing to do with her morph. One daughter in a clutch of six eggs, then an all male clutch of eight. Luckily this a really small sample size, so hopefully she won't keep doing it

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