Its funny that you mentioned that about the natural hybridization of these two snakes. I was thinking the same thing about the nelson and the honduran... They look so much alike. Like I said before, the lady who sold me the Mex Mex had it marked as a Thayeri. This is what ultimately lead to this result in the first place.



I would think this is an eye opener for reputable breeders everywhere. This probably does happen in the wild with a number of species.



I will leave that conversation for the more experienced herpers out there.



One of the other deceased neonates almost made it to full maturity. It had the same pattern/colors as well.



I am sure that if I did put to babies together, I would see some pattern/color changes.



I will definately keep this one...

Any further hybrid projects will be sold as is. No need to be decieving.
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