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Thread: Width of probe?

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    Width of probe?

    What is a good width of a probe for a ball python? For example, 1/4 of cloaca, etc. I have the general idea but I'm worried that the smallest probe in my kit is too large for baby ball pythons.

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    Re: Width of probe?

    Try the smallest. Just don't force it, if it won't go in with little effort don't try anymore
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    come on man you should know this your the morph master! lol on a serious note im not a 100% but there are tons of youtubes that might shed some light on this. check out justin kobylka's channel he has a video on probin

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    Re: Width of probe?

    It implies master of genetics not sexing lol

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