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    Re: Pied dual sired......

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    Thanks K! Female regular pied was paired with a pastel pied and another regular pied during the breeding course. One of the hatchlings pictured is a pastel pied. Two others are not. Then the other two have pipped but have not emerged from the egg fully.
    That doesn't make it dual-sired. It makes it "Who's Your Daddy?" on the non-Pastel Pieds. There is no way to tell from this pairing who the sire is on the non-Pastels. Odds and genetics easily explain how you have both Pastel and non-Pastel Pied hatchlings in this clutch even if you only paired with the Pastel Pied male.
    Last edited by Eric Alan; 02-28-2017 at 06:43 PM.
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