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well they are all out and looks like i have
1.2 pastel het reds, 2.0 het reds and a single male normal.
not bad odds for 5 eggs from a pastel x het red.
the twin het red males are tiny 26 and 28 grams. never had a ball that small before. i am definitely keeping 1.1 pastel het reds and the extra female im either trading to a friend, or keeping if my buddy doesnt hatch out a female double co-dom or co-dom het recessive.
adam jeffery
ill post pics again once they shed...ill probe them at that time as well to make sure on the sexes.
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Considering I had a 5 egg clutch from YB to dinker and I ended up with 1 dead egg, 1 unknown dead in egg, 1 YB dead in egg, and now 1 unknown (thinking it was a combo) dead at day 56...leaving me with one d*mn normal...I'd say yeah, your odds were good.

Congrats.
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are het reds not really hets? i mean are they a co-dom that makes "reds" kinda like how some people call the yellow belly "het ivory"? just wondering cause i dont know much about het reds
thanks
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Nate Tosh
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