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View Poll Results: Which morphs, if any, do you avoid? (You can select more than one option)

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  • Spiders (because of the "wobble")

    40 25.97%
  • Caramels (because of the kinking potential)

    67 43.51%
  • Caramels (because of the female subfertility)

    27 17.53%
  • Super lessers (because of the bug-eyes)

    22 14.29%
  • Super cinnies (because of the duckbill/kinking)

    28 18.18%
  • None of the above

    71 46.10%
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    Any time you breed the babies can be messed up. For years I have been breeding spider and spider combos, cinnys and cinny combos. Never had a genetic problem with any of the resulting babies.

    That said, I have had plenty of problems with pastel, pinstripe, yellow belly and normal babies.

    If you are super worried about making babies with issues, my advice to you is don't breed at all.
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