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Posted by: longissima at Fri Sep 26 16:25:43 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by longissima ] I understand your point of view on the Hogg Island boas and the Diamond pythons. These are rare in the wild (or extinct) and should be kept pure. The only problem I see with your logic is if/when Burmese pythons, African Rock pythons, and/or Reticulated pythons become extinct in the wild. When that happens you have to turn to captive populations to keep the species viable. If you are making hybrids now and say in 200 years one of those species of pythons become extinct, then what happens to that particular species when is respective gene pool is either no longer pure, or at least questionable? Derek | ||
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