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just a question
hello I was just wondering if you can breed two bps together if they were born in the same clutch of eggs?
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Re: just a question
 Originally Posted by ClairvoyantDisease
hello I was just wondering if you can breed two bps together if they were born in the same clutch of eggs?
Yes.
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Re: just a question
 Originally Posted by JBallPython
Yes.
really i never knew that
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Re: just a question
 Originally Posted by bonheki
really i never knew that
Breeding sibling reptiles doesn't have a great effect to the health of the offspring like it can in mammals.
In fact you can breed several generations or siblings together without ill consequence. With the diversity of ball pythons it is easy enough to outcross them with unrelated animals. So inbreeding isn't necessarily necessary.
I believe this topic is well covered in VPIs "Pythons of the World Vol. 2" Read it, enjoy it, learn it.
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