Don't listen to the naysayers, the detractors, the haters . . . I think these are the ultimate hybrid. I've never seen such an extreme snake, and I think that they are well worth the price tag. We're on the verge of a herpetological conquest . . . the new investment python is here.



I can't believe anyone would say that these even resemble pure albino Burms . . . they have to be at least 5% more orange--maybe even 10%! I also admire the hard work this cross must have taken. After all, we can all imagine how difficult it must be to get Burms and rocks to breed together . . . I bet tricks were used that I can't even dream of. I think the lack of Burm x rock hybrids on the market today is definitely a testament to the difficulty of making such snakes.



I believe all the negativity stems deep down from jealousy. Not only have these people put in their time, but they've also had the vision to push the herpetocultural envelope farther than anyone could have imagined. I stand up, and give High End Herps a round of applause!

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