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First clutch of the year + unborn twin?

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Hey everyone so this was my first clutch of the year. Pairing was butter pastel x normal. I hit some great odds, 3 butter pastels, 1 butter and 1 pastel. After the pastel emerged from the egg i noticed he left something behind, I'm guessing a twin that never developed? Let me know what you guys think he was a little smaller than usual (51 grams). Ill post some more pictures when they are all out i love the butters my male produces.

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It's the stump of the umbilicus - sometimes they emerge with a little attached, and it drops off after a little while.

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