Inbreeding question

[Gregg Madden]

Inbreeding by way of sibling to sibling is were it gets really bad because now the chances are two fold that a bad gene is in each of them. This is more time than not what causes stuff like no eyes one eye as well as other deformities. In my opinion its probably why some of the supers have odd shaped or "duck-billed" heads. Now I am sure some one might say I am full of it but just face it. A lot of breeders don't really care about the consequences of inbreeding. If they can get a 20k-40k snake in 2 years and before some one else they will.

I am no expert here but I do not believe any of those deformataions have been proven genetic...

Also, in the case of spiders head wobbles and the duck bill in super black pastels and super cinnies, it is a deformation that comes with the morph... What ever gives them their pattern also gives them the deformation... Spider sibs and sibs from the super cinnies and black pastels do not display these deformations...

You are a bit off track with your examples...

Most reptile species can handle many generations of inbreeding with no issues at all...