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Posted by: RossCA at Tue Jul 5 14:58:26 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RossCA ] Ok cool. I get your meaning now. The reason why I never get involved with these hybrid discussions is because I agree with a lot of the points made on both sides. And because of that, I see this as a never ending battle. There's also personality conflicts here that don't help the situation either. I personally don't see the point in bashing hybrids when its going to happen anyway. Newbee's or those without knowledge or appreciation of what's found in nature, are more likely to cross different localities, natural color variants, subspecies, and species. There will always be those new comers and long time keepers with their own interests and ideas. I'm not big on keeping anything that's not locality, but everyone else may do what they wish. Even long time established locality snakes could have had something else thrown in the mix a while back. Nothing is guaranteed pure in this hobby. But those are just my thoughts on the subject. I'm not trying to stop anyone from debating here because to be honest, I get a kick out of it. lol [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: Some info on "nitida" Baja Kings? - RossCA, Tue Jul 5 14:58:26 2011
