Since they are no longer found in the wild I feel they have already been lost. I realize there are many people out their who strive to keep them pure but the fact is in the long run (I'm talking a few generations) they are probably going to end up in the vast, complex and indescriminate BCI genepool. I guess I don't have all that much faith in the humans when it comes to conserving species. I could be wrong of course but if you really think down the road (say 100 years from now) do you truly feel they will be around? What bout 200 years? I'd love to hear your opinions on the future of this boa. BTW those snakes are AWSOME!

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• Any opinions on Breeding Hog Islands with Pastels? - honeysnake, Wed Jul 30 06:58:30 2003
• RE: Any opinions on Breeding Hog Islands with Pastels? - pirate_boa, Wed Jul 30 07:44:55 2003
• RE: Any opinions on Breeding Hog Islands with Pastels? - honeysnake, Wed Jul 30 08:15:06 2003
• First........... - KeoniKoch, Wed Jul 30 09:46:48 2003
• RE: First........... - honeysnake, Wed Jul 30 09:54:08 2003
• Wise decision. There is no advantage to crossing a Hog. n/p - Simbo, Wed Jul 30 10:26:28 2003
• Hogs don't need to be crossed... - JDouglas, Wed Jul 30 13:23:35 2003
• Great pic! n/p - Simbo, Wed Jul 30 13:51:28 2003
• unfortunately their fate has already been sealed...more - mrcanada21, Wed Jul 30 15:18:32 2003
• RE: Hogs don't need to be crossed... - honeysnake, Thu Jul 31 03:00:47 2003