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Here's my latest question...
Since Spiders are (or at least were) considered co-dom, I'm wondering about homozygous leathal. I know we've touched on this possibility before, but I don't remember anyone stating observed anomolies in hatch rates. Does anyone know if Spider x Spider results in a normal clutch size...with a normal hatch success rate?
Thanks,
Chris
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Spiders are dominant, there is no homozygous phenotypical form.
Haven't heard of any difference in clutch size though.
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