Opinions about hybrid breeding

I don't like when people breed (outside of balls) the rare Indian Python to the common Burmese Python. I don't think there's any point of it, then trying to sell the snake for way more than it's worth. The first Burmese Python x Reticulated Python hybrid was selling upwards of $2,000 or more if I am not mistaken. All for a normal retic bred to a normal burm. And there is a low fertility rate when doing so so I guess that made them more 'valuable'.

Or something like a Diamond Python x Carpet Python.

Etc. Etc.

the only way to guarantee 100% what the owner will do with a hybrid is to BE the owner, but you can come close to 100% by only letting people you seriously trust become owners of their very own hybrid.

The only people on that list, for me, are close friends and family. If I ever breed hybrids, I would have no problem letting my brother have one for example. I'd always be able to check up on the snake anyways :D

I'm against it. Almost every species that is used to produce hybrids gets mixed up eventually. Just look at the candycane corns, boa localities and carpet pythons. I don't care how careful the original breeders are, it seems like it will always muddle the purity of true species or locality eventually.