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Yes, they are too different.
I see no problems with breeding hybrids. We already keep our snakes in unnatural conditions, and breed them to get interesting color morphs that are not commonly found widespread in the wild. If morphs and designer morphs such as albino, bees, and pastels were as widespread and viable in nature as normals, there would be nothing remarkable about them and all balls would probably be the same price. As long as the hybrids are kept in confinement and not allowed to mingle with the wild population, I see no wrong.