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Re: Inbreeding?

Originally Posted by Misha

That's actually good to know. Do you think inbreeding makes less healthier animals in ball pythons? Just wondering.

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Depends if there are genes present that cause the negative traits. Inbreeding can strengthen a genetic line also, assuming the negative traits are weeded out or not present in the first place.
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