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12-28-2012, 07:52 AM #12
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Originally Posted by mr~python

try it. you might be the creator of a new hybrid. whats the worse that could happen? they dont cross, or the offspring are sterile. if youre wondering, then try it! the two could theoretically meet in the wild. idk if they would breed but im pretty sure their range and habitat mixes. who knows maybe theres already rainbow x rosy boa hybrids out there.

You do realize that rainbows and rosies live on different continents, right?

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