>>I've seen an animal for sale at expo as "het for albino pyro", for example, which, when i questioned the seller, was admittedly a hybrid"

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>>Just curios. Are you saying that it was an actual "hybrid" or sub-species cross... Like a amel Pyro into another type of mountain king.

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>>www.Bluerosy.com



I hope I understand how to answer the question. Back then--maybe '06?--people still talked about different pyro ssp. They're mostly lumped together now, right? Regardless, it was not a pyro ssp X different pyro ssp cross, it was a pyro X some other lampropeltis, ruthveni I think but wouldn't swear to it. Wouldn't any and all of those possible crosses make it a hybrid? (whether x zonata or ruthveni or triangulum or...?) I went back through 3 yrs of photo files but unfortunately didn't keep a pic of the snake or container in question.



So if my understanding's correct, yeah, i'll stick with my original "hybrid" assertion. Tell me if i'm wrong.

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• Origin of albino pyros - snakeadventures, Mon Sep 14 18:09:30 2009
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• RE: Origin of albino pyros - Bluerosy, Tue Sep 15 16:18:19 2009
• RE: Origin of albino pyros - rtdunham, Tue Sep 15 21:23:44 2009
• RE: Origin of albino pyros - DMong, Tue Sep 15 21:35:48 2009
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