Last year we rotated a Mojave, Spider and Pastel males to 3 females. Results were,



Clucth 1



7 eggs, 2 mojave, 1 spider, 4 normals



Clucth 2



5 eggs, 1 spider, 1 pastel, 3 normals



Clutch 3



9 eggs, 3 mojave, 2 spiders, 2 pastels, 2 normals



This breeding outcome was in fact to witness results breeding multiple males. Was fun watching different mutations hatch in the same clutch, I can only imagine the outcome if someone used Super males!



Brian

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• Clutch sired by multiple males - alicecobb, Tue Feb 20 04:07:22 2007
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• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - medusah, Tue Feb 20 08:03:08 2007
• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - BSleeper, Tue Feb 20 17:56:20 2007
• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - DZBReptiles, Tue Feb 20 18:52:08 2007
• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - rough_necked, Tue Feb 20 20:34:09 2007
• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - alicecobb, Wed Feb 21 03:59:03 2007
• RE: Clutch sired by multiple males - medusah, Wed Feb 21 09:55:42 2007