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    I think it all comes down to personal preference. I personally do not see any interest in a hybrid. In fact I don't really have interest in owning a mix of localities either. But that is just me everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Look at the super dwarf reticulated python. I would love to get my hands on a 100% pure super dwarf but I can't because they've all been mixed with mainland in order to pick up the morph genetics. I know there are some pure super dwarfs out there, but they're kind of like a needle in a haystack right now. The way I look at it is, just because you can doesn't mean you doesn't mean you should. Look at the Pontiac aztek.

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