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Hi

Have any of you heard about this before? I just hatched one today, from a litter containing only one egg. Quite odd, and have never had any juveniles like this before.

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Jan Grathwohl

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Wow thats neat. I saw one on tv other than feeding it(I think they fed each head a pinkie same time)it shouldnt be hard.
Lia

Hi LIa

Yeah i reckon that might be a problem. Well at the moment im looking forward for it to sheed for the first time and then to feed.

I still haven't decided if i want to keep it eventually.
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Jan Grathwohl

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Personaly i would keep it. It would make a nice collector's edition . Is it male or female? Who knows....perhaps that 1 in a Billion chance will come again next breed. Besideds you can tag the offspring Het for 2 heads.

Eric Hatch
Houston

Hi Eric

I haven't sexed it yet

I have gotten the information that bicephalia is not genetically, but occurs as the cells try to split into identical twins.
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Jan Grathwohl

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I see so its cells are slackers eh??? lol Well when you do sex it keep some posts up on its progress. I would love to see how it does with feeding and all.

Don't worry, post on its progress will follow for sure
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Jan Grathwohl

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Anybody know what the price for a specimen like this would be if i decide to sell it some time? (and of course depending on its ability to survive the first couple of months)
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Jan Grathwohl

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HERPBREEDER.dk - My private collection