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Well this is a first for us. Our clutch of Mojave het Clowns just started to hatch when we noticed this. We had to take them to the vet to get them separated but they are doing great. They are identical twins almost considered conjoined twins as they where connected by their umbilical cord.
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Jon and Amanda
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AWESOME!!! Keep us updated on their progress!!
are the patterns really exactly the same? that is too cool!!!!
post some pics when you can.
Pitoon
identical? Their patterns are identical? Please post photos of both so we can see the patterns...? I've never heard of "identical twin snakes" before (always fraternal)...
Thanks and congrats!
Bristen.
>>Well this is a first for us. Our clutch of Mojave het Clowns just started to hatch when we noticed this. We had to take them to the vet to get them separated but they are doing great. They are identical twins almost considered conjoined twins as they where connected by their umbilical cord.
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>>Jon and Amanda
>>www.albinosunlimited.com
>>Check out our New Blog
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By definition i thought fraternal is by more than one egg. idk. could be wrong on snakes though.
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