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  • 08-25-2006, 09:42 PM
    uro1001
    Re: Ball Python x Childrens Python
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by joepythons
    See i thought i was correct about the king/corn crosses.Funny you should mention the egg layers and live bearers.Once i had a lady tell me she had a burmese boa constrictor:O .I walked away laughing :P .

    lol ive rescued several "ball boas":D

    shelby- yes they did indeed change the genus from elaphae to pantherophis
  • 08-25-2006, 10:13 PM
    SPJ
    Re: Ball Python x Childrens Python
    Actually there is someone who has been attempting the burm x ball cross for some time now. Even took pics of them mating. So far no eggs but you never know.


    ball x angolan, ball x blood, ball x woma, burm x retic, carpet x GTP, gaboon x rhino......there are all kinds of crosses out there.

    I don't think anything is impossible anymore except for egg laying x live bearing crosses.

    I am just toying with the idea right now. My wife seems to think that this pairing would result in one very large snake (ie: one eating the other:D ).
  • 06-14-2012, 12:38 AM
    student
    Re: Ball Python x Childrens Python
    I'm curious were you successful with the breeding project. I would love to see a picture of a hybrid (children's balls). I have a large female children's pythons and a small male bp so I'm debating on trying to breed them.
  • 06-14-2012, 01:38 AM
    WingedWolfPsion
    Yes, the North American rat snakes were separated from the Elaphe, and assigned to Pantherophis.
    The corn/king hybrids are indeed across Genus boundaries, as kingsnakes are in Lampropeltis. It was quite a surprise. Reptiles don't seem to care as much about our taxonomic classifications as we do. ;)

    Burmball (Python X Python--same genus)
    http://www.johnberryreptiles.com/images/Burmball_3.JPG

    Wall (ball/woma cross) Python X Aspidites -- Different genus
    http://www.spitfirereptiles.com/sphp...4-0901.med.jpg

    Carpall (Carpet/Ball cross) Python X Morelia -- Different genus
    http://www.fororeptiles.org/galerias...1_Carpall_.jpg

    So, intergeneric hybrids don't appear to be very far-fetched at all, in snakes.

    However, from what I've read, someone has attempted to cross a spotted python with a ball python, and got locks, but there's nothing reported anywhere on any babies produced, yet. So, that's discouraging for the success of a Children's X Ball cross. Antaresia might not be compatible with Python.
  • 06-14-2012, 10:28 AM
    Mike41793
    Whoa this is an old thread! 6 y/o, thats like a new record lol!
  • 06-14-2012, 02:33 PM
    Anatopism
    Re: Ball Python x Childrens Python
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Whoa this is an old thread! 6 y/o, thats like a new record lol!


    LOL I know, I was reading through this and was getting all huffy, thinking "It IS possible, it's been done, I even can find the photos.. just a second.. Yeah see! this hybrid HAS been do--- oooh.. I wonder if the thread is old. Yep. Thread is old." :cool:
  • 06-14-2012, 03:22 PM
    MasonC2K
    Zombie Thread!

    Kill it with fire!!
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