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    Re: Why are snakes so often sold in pairs?

    Quote Originally Posted by spartybassoon View Post
    Ok, so you CAN breed related pairs? At what point does this become wrong?
    Breeding related pairs of snakes is not a problem. In the wild, they don't meet up and compare family trees. Many, many animals of all different species inbreed in the wild.
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