Is this for real?

i thought the balls had been crossed bornoes, not bloods.

i think mark o'shea said it best when it comes to hybrids, it's all about money.

So if i bred an albino male Ball to a normal femal blood the hatchlings wont come out as het for albino?

The plan was to breed a male albno ball to a female normal blood then breed the female babies back to a male albino from a different bloodline.

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Originally Posted by Hock3ymonk3y

It doesnt work that way, sorry...

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Actually, it probably could. Some years ago, if memory serves me right, T&W International produced a Pastel Ball x Angolan.

I don't like hybrids, Really don't feel snake hybrids are the same as dogs. Don't think there are many snake hybrids in the wild. While a dog will breed with just about any other dog in the neighborhood.

Have heared about Yellow/green conda hybrids in the wild doh. But thats about it.

On a side note it would be kinda funn to see a 25 feet burm with the natural respons to fear a ball has. Going "Boo" and see it make the biggest ball ever! :D

LOL! Make getting them into the cage after cleaning easier! Just have a ramp and roll them up it!

OMG I want one.

I would actually take this over a Pied BP.

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Originally Posted by Paul88

.... Don't think there are many snake hybrids in the wild. ...

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Actually, anywhere that ranges overlap with species that are genetically compatible, you can find hybrids in the wild. They snakes don't care. It's just that you would never find a burm-ball or similar hybrid because, of course, they would never find each other in the wild.

I've always found it interesting how we have crossed such different species together..

Ball pythons and burms are in the same genus, I could see that happening.

However, the ball x woma, the ball x carpet?? I don't know which sounds more improbable to me for genetic compatibility.

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Originally Posted by JLC

Actually, anywhere that ranges overlap with species that are genetically compatible, you can find hybrids in the wild. They snakes don't care. It's just that you would never find a burm-ball or similar hybrid because, of course, they would never find each other in the wild.

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This is very true. In my wild animals in captivity class last semester we discussed it. Of course the % of these hybrids to each natural species isn't that large, but it happens completely on its own. Hence grolar bears (polar bear x grizzly) and the fact that much of the giraffe population is hybridized.

Seriously though, do these ball/burmese pythons get the same size as a burmese? Or are they like smaller?

i really like the angolian cross but thats just me to each their own:gj: