Possible to breed with more then 1 male/season?

Mich

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Just a quick question. I have bred one of my females this season with a mack snow. She is gravid with her first clutch but I was wondering if after she lays her eggs would it be possible to introduce her to a super snow or since they only need to mate once per season would I need to wait until the next season? Not sure if a new male could 'over ride' the sperm she already has stored up or not. If not then no big deal, there is always next season right :)
 

Havik

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funny u ask that i tried that with cornsnakes and it worked and ive heard of other people that have done it successfully and im waiting for my leos to lay their second clutch so i can introduce my enigma there will just be sperm from both males swimming around and with 2 eggs its possible to get babys from both males just kno that its hard to keep track of the babys genetics this way and u wont be sure wat u really have
 

Havik

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example: i breed my SSTphBlz to my SHTCTB and im going to breed my snow enigma to the shtctb now those babys that r enigma ill kno they r from the enigma those who come out tangerine will be from the enigma as well bt those that come out just snow will be unknown because a superform like the SS will always give u co dom snows if breed to a normal now those cant even be labeled PhBLZ because they could be from ether male im still doing it i really like the snows and will not label any of the babys phblz since i havent proved the male
 

Tony C

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It is possible, but you won't be able to say for sure which male fathered the snow hatchlings. Not a big deal if they have no hets, or the exact same hets, but I wouldn't do it personally, I prefer to know the exact genetics of anything I produce.
 

bman123

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If you will produce anything normal het for something I wouldn't do it. Just because you won't know who the babies daddy is. As long as no hets are involved from breeding with either male I say go for it.
I like to only pair anything with one male so you know for sure who the father is.
 

adam&nikki

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It is possible, but you won't be able to say for sure which male fathered the snow hatchlings. Not a big deal if they have no hets, or the exact same hets, but I wouldn't do it personally, I prefer to know the exact genetics of anything I produce.

thats why you take them to maury povice he will test the baby and the possible dad to find out lol


sorry kinda had to
 

adam&nikki

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lol or you can take em to jerry instead of chairs they can throw meal worms and calcium dishes lol
 
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