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    Re: Is there a point to having normal ball pythons? + breeding question

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    that is not entirely correct, in the case you describe i would go for a male super.

    like a super pastel or super lesser or ivory or super fire.

    this way you can still tell if the dinker does something genetic or not, because a super male to a normal female produces uniform clutches, and you can also check if it interacts with a known gene complex
    True, but if you are trying to single out a mystery gene a normal male can still be of use. You need to be able to properly identify the new "single gene" before you go selling off your brand new "proven" gene IMO.

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