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whos the father?

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I bred a female of mine with a male and she didn't show signs of having eggs so I bred her again with a different male. A week later, she ended up with eggs and laid them. I know she can store the sperm for a while to make several clutches. If she lays a second clutch, could it be from the second male or only from the first one? Can the females mix the sperm from many different males and produce a mixed batch of babies? (Like how dogs can...)
 
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