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    Re: Blood/Burm?

    Quote Originally Posted by Brewster320 View Post
    Why would you mix morph A with morph B? Just to see what happens. To see what weird, beautiful, or unusal looking snake you get. Its basicly the same thing.
    You're comparing genetics of one species to crossing two entirely different species? I'm sorry, show me the "same thing" about that. Hybrids often cause detrimental effects on different species much worse than any genetic deformities associated with morphs.

    You keep bringing up that hybrids are naturally occurring, and in some species they are, but we're talking about a very specific hybrid here. Naturally occurring ball python x Burmese python hybrid? Good luck.

    Quote Originally Posted by jason_ladouceur View Post
    http://www.pireptiles.co.uk/theburmball.htm

    from the info on the breeders page it appears to me that this hybrid was produced by mistake.
    How does something like that happen by mistake?
    "Oh hey guys! Let us put this ball python and Burmese python together and SEE WHAT HAPPENS!"
    I think they're lying out their arse.
    Last edited by blackcrystal22; 01-12-2011 at 10:46 AM.

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