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Thread: Belly Burn

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    Belly Burn

    So a few months ago i picked up a female ball that was much lighter than normal, but still a normal. From what the previous owner told me she had gotten a belly burn when she was younger. It didn't affect her ability to grow as she is nearing breeding size. The scaring looks pretty rough but it is clearly healed. I would post pics but I'm in Okinawa (deployed) and she's in California. If I were to breed her this season would she be at risk due to the old belly burn?

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    I doubt that the burn will cause any issues.
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