Bloods bred with balls?

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Originally Posted by Schlyne

That may have been just Blood ball cross, not the super balls.

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Same thing. Super Ball was just some name they tacked on to bloodxball hybrids.

Personally I think they are gorgeous! I believe the price I seen was around 2-3K. I believe its worth every penny though:D

http://www.roussisreptiles.com/colle...lls/super.html

I know hybridization is sometimes frowned upon, but I was sitting here thinking about all the Ball morphs and how sweet breeding something like a Pastel or Ghost Ball to a Blood would look.

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Originally Posted by ladywhipple02

I know hybridization is sometimes frowned upon, but I was sitting here thinking about all the Ball morphs and how sweet breeding something like a Pastel or Ghost Ball to a Blood would look.

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I vote for "Killer Bloods" I'm not sure how this would be accomplished though. Killer Bee X Blood Ball.

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Originally Posted by RedDevil

Same thing. Super Ball was just some name they tacked on to bloodxball hybrids.

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I was referring to (F1) blood x ball, not bloodball cross x with bloodball cross (F2).

Whatever, the terminology is a bit confusing both have been used.

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Originally Posted by ladywhipple02

I know hybridization is sometimes frowned upon, but I was sitting here thinking about all the Ball morphs and how sweet breeding something like a Pastel or Ghost Ball to a Blood would look.

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I would seriously love to see the outcome of something like this.. imagine breeding a pied BP to a blood!
People will say it's unnnatural; but how natural is it for us to keep snakes as pets in-home in boxes anyway? :)

A guy in my town bought two superballs from Roussis. He already has the male in its care, and the thing is truly unreal looking, the female is on its way so I'll have to see that when it arrives as well.

He's been discussing his future breedings with me, and he told me he plans to breed the superball male to his female Malaysian blood, and also to the female superball this fall. I'm not sure if he knows what he's in for, I believe it took Roussis 4 years to produce any viable young from his blood X ball python breeding...but I definitely wish him the best of luck. It'd be a sweet tinkering project.

-Jason

how are the temperament on bloodxballs


i've heard bloods can be feisty sometimes