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    Genetic issues we all should know

    I thought it would be nice if there was one thread that warns us all about genetic issues in certain morphs.

    So far I have learned:
    spiders are prone to wobble
    super black pastel are prone to duck bill and kinking
    super cinnamon are prone to duck bill and kinking
    Carmel are prone to kinking

    Are there any others that newbies like me maybe haven't heard or even other genetic issues we should be aware of?

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    Oh. If I understand it correctly you don't want to breed spider and champagne together?

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    Here's a page that will be helpful for this topic: OWAL Reptiles - Morph Issues.
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    Re: Genetic issues we all should know

    spiders are prone to wobble
    Not prone they all do to some degree same for their combos, it can be from mild hardly unoticeable which make some people believe that "theirs doesn't" to train wrecks
    Deborah Stewart


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