Problematic Morph Correction

[eaglereptiles]

@wreckroomsnakes

Technically someone with Cystic fibrosis would actual be a visual

Damn! Bad example
Thank you for correcting me. I guess I should have double checked what I was talking about beforehand.

[wreckroomsnakes]

@eaglereptiles

Thank you for correcting me. I guess I should have double checked what I was talking about beforehand.

Very few people would know this information.

[7snakes]

@chesterhf

visual readout for. So crossing in other “morphs” isn’t going to alter the spider neurological problem, but there are definitely spiders ball pythons out there that are doing better or worse based on the effect of modifier genes.

I have heard some people say that incubating at lower temperatures decreases the incidence of deformities in super cinnamons and the incidence of kinking in caramels, but I haven’t seen concrete evidence of that. I’ve experimented with temps a bit myself and found that lowering them a degree or two isn’t harmful, so I may try it in the future when I go for 8 ball pieds.

[thecrawdfather]

For real? She was drawing a comparison, using an example to make the discussion more easily understood by people not swerving Off topic. What???

[wreckroomsnakes]

@thecrawdfather

For real? She was drawing a comparison, using an example to make the discussion more easily understood by people not swerving Off topic. What???

When you are discussing Genetic code abnormalities (diseases) in humans and using then in place of ball python morphs defects it is off topic. Gene code has nothing to do with the original question which was

@duckdangerfield

• In anyone’s experience does incubating at lower temperature have any benefit to problematic genes in allowing them to have better odds of development. I see a lot of things that just says incubate lower it helps them, but nothing really that proves it. If allowing these eggs more time has any benefit, Why would I want to incubate any of my eggs hotter/faster.
• Also have any genes been actually proven to counter act another genes physical or neurological disorder?
• Has a lot of work been put into anything like this?
• Is it even worth the effort, is anything proven to help or have any affect what so ever?

Duck was trying to find out if any known MORPHS or temperature variance had been shown to counter act the defects not if there was any genetic code modification known to counter act the wobble.

[duckdangerfield]

Yeah this all has been very interesting, I am just trying to make some Super Cinnamons and the viability of producing healthy snakes. And I do appreciate the examples but they all need to be taken with a grain of salt in comparison.

[saleengrinch]

Try lowering incubation temps! I posted that not sure if you seen it!

[duckdangerfield]

I did,. I’m going to. They aren’t my first goal but close second.

[wreckroomsnakes]

@duckdangerfield

they all need to be taken with a grain of salt in comparison.

Agreed. Nothing has been shown 100% full proof way of preventing any abnormalites/defects.

[john]

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