Desert problems

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Ive purchased a male and female desert both are pro exotics blood lines i plan on working with the females i personally dont see a lost cause i see a diamond in the rough, the desert gene was found in the wild how would the gene thrive without being able to reproduce? there is a way nobody has figured it out yet people just need to think outside of the box and venture out of the traditional route

The males reproduce. They aren't a recessive gene. The females do not reproduce and enough bigger guys than casual hobbiests have tried enough times that THEY care enough about the life of a single female to not ever breed females again.

With all the cases of females dying, any one else trying would be blatantly giving their females a death sentence, which I personally find extremely wreckless.

Even if ONE person successfully got a female to reproduce, it would only serve to be a death sentence to more females as others tried to be that 1% chance.

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