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do you tell the traits of your BP? ive been thinking of breeding in the FAR future, and i was jw. also, is it the same for a boa. i imagine the only of knowing would be a blood test...
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Well, genetic testing has been discussed for bp's but isn't really available. At this point, you pretty much have to go on appearances and the breeder's word/documentation.
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I think that breeding for certain traits in morphs that are recessive, dominant, co-dominant, etc, is different from breeding normals for certain "normal" traits, which I think that you are referring to. It is my understanding that normal breeding is completely random, and normals carry all kinds of genes; so you could breed 2 really gold BPs and get nothing but greens and blacks just as likely as you'd get nothing but golden schemed babies. With normals, its basically all up in the air.
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