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    Re: Female desert actually laid fertile eggs?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dracoluna View Post
    Alright... This might be a newbie question but what's the problem with desert's producing? From what I'm gathering, females are infertile/bad breeders. Is that correct or is it just certain lines? Perhaps a genetic incompatibility? Thanks for any answers.
    To avoid a long winded post, search "desert problems" here and in the BP forums on...

    http://www.reptileradio.net/reptileradio/
    http://www.faunaclassifieds.com

    There are literally hundreds of pages about this. All good reads, a loooong novel's worth.

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