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    Re: Gender Question

    Quote Originally Posted by tttaylorrr View Post
    yes, only the parents' genes matter
    Except that a "het" snake is one that is carrying an unexpressed gene from its parents. If you breed two snakes that are het for a trait then some of the offspring will express genes from the grandparents. I interpreted this question as asking if it would be possible to see such an expression of hets. I'd say possible yes, likely no.
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