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View Poll Results: should i breed my male kinked jcp to my healthy prefect female jcp ?

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  • Yes yes both snakes and babies would come out perfect

    0 0%

  • No! the babies would come out kinked

    3 13.04%

  • No! it can possibly hurt the male

    1 4.35%

  • deffinatley not no matter what . and find a new breeder male

    14 60.87%

  • yes but be really carefull with the breeding

    1 4.35%

  • other ?

    4 17.39%
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  1. 12-07-2011, 11:36 PM #7
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    Re: breed a kinked male?

    Quote Originally Posted by varnoid View Post
    i believe he was injured .. he is pretty aggressive and has never really calmed down . i think it bay have been from striking ..... how could i tell if it was a injury or genetic ? is that possible ? if it was a injury hos can that be passed down to offspring ?
    An injury doesn't impact genetics, and so can't be passed onto offspring. But kinking is a somewhat common defect in pythons, and it's unusual for an injury to mimic that.
    Last edited by loonunit; 12-07-2011 at 11:37 PM.
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