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    Parthenogenesis is really rare on top of ball pythons not seeming to be egg bound as often. Sure it COULD happen but it's not likely like it might be with other reptiles. Chameleons for example if you don't put a laying bin in their cage they won't have anywhere to lay and they'll just let themselves get eggbound.

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