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Medication question.

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I've heard conflicting info on this, and have used the medication myself several times, so I figured I would post here to see if I can get a definative answer. Does ceftazidime cause temporary sterility or breeding issues with female ball pythons? One thing i was told was " if used the female will not produce viable eggs that season". I know it's a common medication for R.I. and have used it on several occasions myself. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
 
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