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    Re: i have a predisposition to never want any spiders or morphs

    Quote Originally Posted by cchardwick View Post
    So if you produce a 'super spider' will that result in a slug, an infertile egg that looks good, or does it develop into a white snake and just perish before it hatches?
    There was an all white snake that was produced from a spider to spider breeding. I do not think that one instance is enough to say that this was a homozygous spider, because this could have easily been due to birth defects. For example the animal could have had many aspects that did not develop including the ability to produce color pigment. The reason the animal did not survive could have been caused by this as well. I have read accounts of low egg production to undeveloped fetuses for this combination. It is nearly impossible to say what the actual cause is from anecdotal evidence. There are many things that can lead to the same outcomes.
    Last edited by AntTheDestroyer; 02-26-2017 at 01:57 AM.
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