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if i'm not mistaken,the jag gene is co-dom,correct?if so,that means sibs are not capable of producing jags when bred to each other,either it's jag or normal,right?someone is trying to convince me that 2 siblings,when bred together,will produce a litter that's half jag.i keep telling him that he's an idiot,there's no such thing as "het jag".someone please settle this for us,there's a case of guinness riding on this
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1.1 cb spotted turtles (parker(f),stinky(m))
0.0.2 cb baby razorback musks (way too cute)
0.0.1 cb baby eastern mud (also ridiculously cute)
0.0.1 cb reeve's turtle (george)
1.2 ltc eastern boxies
0.0.1 cb eastern box (this year's young 'un)
1.1 ltc eastern box breeders
0.1 cb'06 eastern box(nanners)
0.2 cb'08 kenyan sand boas(1 anery,1 normal)
1.0 cb '03 homo sapien(kaelan,6)
"jesus is coming-when i count to 3,everyone jump out and yell SURPRISE!!"

Looks like you're gonna get some Guinness. The only way to get Jags is for one of the breeders to be a Jag. Jag Siblings are designated as such only to specify that they came from the Jag line and nothing more...

-Max-
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Snakes to the Max