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01-09-2016, 12:46 AM	#1
lilgreenbee	lethal and deleterious genes Out of the many reptiles being bred these days, I know that some species have morphs that have deleterious/defective genes (is that the right terminology?) and some lethal. The ones I know that either cause defects or are lethal are: Ball python: Spider, woma/pearl, desert Leopard gecko: Enigma Carpet python: Jaguar / Super Jaguar Boa constrictor: Super Motley Please correct me if I'm wrong with any of these. I got most of this info from googling. Are there more defects that a potential purchaser, or someone wanting to breed, should know?

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