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[marcia]

Not really new. Group breeding is usually done with one male and multiple females so as long as you know which one laid the eggs you can determine the genetic back-round. And most females lay roughly six clutches of two or more eggs (so 12 or more per season) So eight female could give you 96 or more babies. If you have no space for Separating your breeding group what the heck are you going to do with 96 hatchlings?

Agreed. No need to cause any offence but I find it irresponsible to add random males to a group of females.

It may be impossible to tell who sired which baby. I am the type of breeder that likes to keep a lot of detailed records. I keep track of ovulation, matings, layings and births. I know 100% who both parents are. I plan my pairings 3-4 months in advance, sometimes 5 months.

I've actually started planning next years pairings all ready.

It's a better method to add 1 male to however many females you want to breed with him, not add random males to the same group of females.




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