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    Re: What is a jag sib?

    what michael meant was that they do not have any genetically passed expressed neurological conditions. any snake can act like that if you drop them, expose them to high heat, chemicals, etc... or if they're just born with a defect.

    it has nothing to do with the jag gene... they're just normal carpets.
    Colin Vestrand

    long time keeper and breeder of carpet pythons and other snakes...

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