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    Completely different species. I doubt they would breed. Even if they would, I have to tell you that hybrids of this nature are generally strongly discouraged in the reptile industry - to the point that you could seriously damage any reputation you might want to build. There are a few hybrids that are considered acceptable, such as carpondros (carpet x chondro), but these are MUCH more closely related - both are morelia sub-species and could and have bred in nature. To cross a boa constrictor imperitor or constrictor with an Epicrates of any species would be seriously frowned upon.

    Not trying to discourage you from breeding. If I were you, I'd look at picking up a nice pair of BCIs that compliment each other well and offer you additional genetics and go from there. Or if you want to work with Rainbows, there are pearls, hypos, anerys, and a few other morphs in rainbows that are seriously stunning. You might pick up a nice pair of BRBs that are het for anery or something else cool. You'd be much better off.
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