>>...this thread was not intended to drag out the old hybrid debate. I'm sure we've all made our positions on the subject clear over the years.
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>>This is about a single wild caught snake, whose parentage could have been influenced by a number of natural and/or artificial environmental factors. Since we don't have all that information, we can't use it as an example for any argument, other than it's an oddball find.
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>>Diego
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>>SWCHR


Diego, I agree with you..."Since we don't have all that information, we can't use it as an example for any argument, other than it's an oddball find." And they should never have hijacked your strand..

It is an oddball, and not something that happens everyday. We'll never know exactly what it is, and it could have come from the hobby rather than a wild pairing. It doesn't tell us anything about the wild populations in that location. Now if you find more like that, then you have something really cool to work with.

Best holidays...Terry

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