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Corn Creations '14 Pippie/Hatchling pics.
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rich333
They Are Coming!!!
Thank you!!!!!
The babies look great! Somehow I missed when you posted about twins! Congrats!
As far as the speculation about whether or not twins would be likely to produce twins... I have no idea. But if it works like chickens, then a female that has produced twins is likely to do so again. Well...that's assuming a yolk in a chicken egg = a possible embryo if she'd been with a rooster. Used to have a hen that laid double yolk eggs more often than she did regular ones, and her record was 4 yolks in one egg!
As far as the speculation about whether or not twins would be likely to produce twins... I have no idea. But if it works like chickens, then a female that has produced twins is likely to do so again. Well...that's assuming a yolk in a chicken egg = a possible embryo if she'd been with a rooster. Used to have a hen that laid double yolk eggs more often than she did regular ones, and her record was 4 yolks in one egg!
