Quote Originally Posted by Spiritserpents View Post
No. If anything it's much more likely to be significantly worse. A single genes that screws things up will not magically fix things if there's two copies. Two copies usually make for much more extreme badness.
Not to mention it would probably be expensive to surgically remove the eggs on top of adding more recovery time to the female. So instead of getting a clutch every year or two from a female you might be looking at every 3-4 years. So less hatchlings along with more expensive hatchlings, just for a morph that isn't all that expensive anyway (due to said complications). And then there's the fact that you might end up with all normals still.