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Here is a pic of the complete second clutch. Patty typed the numbers but she as inaccurate on numbers. What I had was 10 babies of which 5 look like Fireflies, 3 that look like Fires, and 2 normals [although one normal look a little like a Fie and I'm unsure until it sheds]
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Later I'll post pics of two examples from the first cluth where I thought the "Firefly looking Ball" was a fluke...Again thanks and any info would be appreciated...
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com
It sounds like you will need a real expert to come down and check out your balls Tom.
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If con is the opposite of pro, does that mean congress is the opposite of progress??
Tom, My opinion, based on these pics, is that you MAY have a second gene in the mix. The lighter hatchlings are lighter/different than sire and other Fire hatchlings I have seen.
However, the "different babies" are not as light as hatchling Flies I have seen out of the egg. Interesting clutch. Clearly, you will be comparing other clutches from sire with this one and waiting to see how the lighter babies color-up. Like you said --nice problems to have!!! lol
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Bill Buchman
Actually I have one but it's still hard to understand....lol
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com
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