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I am trying to make out this clutch. I bred my male champagne to my bumble bee female, forgetting that earlier I locked up my male lesser with her as well. Question is it possible for both males to fertilize the same clutch. I think its possible.The snakes with ? marks I am not sure of.
1.0 CHAMPAGNE
1.0 PASTEL CHAMPAGNE SPIDER (PASTEL CHAMBEE)?
0.1 PASTEL
0.1 QUEEN BEE?
awesome clutch! But I don't see any lesser offspring. I see champagne, pastel champagne, bee, and pastel
Lloyd,
It is very common to have more than one male father a clutch.
This year I produced a bumble bee, a mojave and a spider from the same clutch. My records showed that the normal female had been with a bumble bee and a mojave.
A couple of years ago a good friend of mine produced a clutch where the babies were fathred by 4 different males.
By the way, beautiful group of babies, congratulations.
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Brian Gundy
www.for-goodness-snakes.com
To me it looks like:
a Pastel Spider Champagne
a Champagne
a Bumblebee
and a Pastel
That's definitely a Bee Champ! Congrats!
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Sloan Reptiles
www.sloanreptiles.net
In 07 I had 3 males father the same clutch, mojaves, spiders and pastels. I'm doing the same thing this season w/ my pin female, its a surprise when they start to hatch.
Nice cocktail clutch
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LAIR OF DRAGONS
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