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What's the deal with female Deserts?

I am very excited to finally stumble upon and thread that has some facts about the desert gene and not just he said she said. I have a PE desert male and produced some combo things with it this year and I will be holding all my desert back. I am going to wait until they are large to breed. I would like to keep in contact with anyone that is willing to share info about the gene. I have seen too many threads that are just a bunch of people arguing. That is not what i am looking for here. That is why i liked the thread the most. I just love the gene and really like what it does in a combo. I really hope someone can open up the mystery to this. I know I will be tryin too. I am behind on the project but I am not letting it go just yet. I hope we can all help each other out.
 
I'm pretty sure, it's been determined that desert females cannot produce viable clutches. The exact cause is still unknown, but there's a lot of data proving this with 0 data yet showing any positive signs of viable clutches. Desert prices, especially females have dropped to nearly nothing. I"m one of those who took the gamble and lost, but it was worth the risk for me. Now I have a gorgeous "pet." hehe
 
TexasVipRoom said:
I am very excited to finally stumble upon and thread that has some facts about the desert gene and not just he said she said. I have a PE desert male and produced some combo things with it this year and I will be holding all my desert back. I am going to wait until they are large to breed. I would like to keep in contact with anyone that is willing to share info about the gene. I have seen too many threads that are just a bunch of people arguing. That is not what i am looking for here. That is why i liked the thread the most. I just love the gene and really like what it does in a combo. I really hope someone can open up the mystery to this. I know I will be tryin too. I am behind on the project but I am not letting it go just yet. I hope we can all help each other out.
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Why would you risk your animals life when it's proven they can't lay eggs?!...
 
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