When I get twins, I usually don’t separate them. Usually one of them is a runt if they come out of one shell (as opposed to conjoined twins). If you leave them together, the runt eventually looks like a lower branch that starts at the soil line.
It will be cool to see how these come out growing in separate containers. I’m definitely going to follow along to see the outcom.
I have a ton of conjoined twin and triplet seeds from a recent seed harvest. I have pictures of a lot of those unusual seeds in my grow journal.