I know of no hybrids with this python. I would say yes to the burmese and no to the corn snake. Corn snakes are just to different in genotype and phenotype to have a viable outcome. Fertility periods also being very hard to line up.

Would be interesting however




>>If someone where to want to make a hybrid using a D'alberts python, what do you think would be the most likely pairing that would be successful and yield the most unique looking offspring?
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>>Also, for my own curiosity and only that, is there any reason why this snake would definitely NOT be able to hybridize with a burmese python? What about a corn snake? Both are common, but I think a hybrid between one of them and a D'alberts would be more than "awesome".
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>>Have any hybrids been made with this species already? If so, what?
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>>Thanks for your reply, in advance.
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