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    Re: Not looking good.. Deformed hatchlings

    No one's ever prepared for something like that. You have my deepest condolences and I hope your other clutch turns out okay. Don't give up either, I personally wouldn't breed that female again if the male has sired another clutch that was okay. Or maybe put another male with her this year if nothing else to see if it happens again. I know that's not something you'd want top hop through again but I know I would want to know if it was an issue with my female. Again I am deeply sorry for your loss. They are beautiful babies and I wish you the best of luck with your future endeavors

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    Re: Not looking good.. Deformed hatchlings

    Breeder got back to me and said she has had a healthy clutch before with an Enchi male. He says he bred this same Queen Bee to her but she never took. She is capable of producing healthy clutches, and the Queen Bee has as well.

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    Re: Not looking good.. Deformed hatchlings

    Quote Originally Posted by Galaxygirl View Post
    Breeder got back to me and said she has had a healthy clutch before with an Enchi male. He says he bred this same Queen Bee to her but she never took. She is capable of producing healthy clutches, and the Queen Bee has as well.
    Then I just wouldn't breed them together in the future. Really a shame that clutch is beautiful.

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