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    Re: Half ball python Half blood python

    Quote Originally Posted by Ben Biscy View Post
    to those who think you shouldn't play god by breeding mutts, sell your bp morphs and get out of the hobby.
    Your argument does not hold water. A ball python bred to a ball python does not create mutts. A ball python bred to any other species does. Just because a ball python has a genetic mutation (color / pattern) does not mean that it is not a ball python, therefore, breeding it to another ball python does not create mutts.

    My thought on hybrids is that they muddy bloodlines. I do not want an animal with muddy bloodline in my breeding stock. Anyone that sells hybrids increases the chance that breeders who feel the same way I do will end up with animals with muddy bloodlines.
    Eddie Strong, Jr.

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