also was it hard for you to get the corn and hondo to breed. i have an idea in my head that involves a smaller milksnake with the larger hondo and ive been wondering about size comparison when hybridizing. the way i figure it was to use a male smaller milk with a female hondo, do you think this is best? or try opposite way. this wont happen for a while cuz i dont have either sex yet cuz i dont know which way to go. the snakes in question are a sinaloan or nelsons x hondo has this been done i guess the sinaloan averages 4 ft but dont hondos average larger? help me out blue
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also was it hard for you to get the corn and hondo to breed. i have an idea in my head that involves a smaller milksnake with the larger hondo and ive been wondering about size comparison when hybridizing. the way i figure it was to use a male smaller milk with a female hondo, do you think this is best? or try opposite way. this wont happen for a while cuz i dont have either sex yet cuz i dont know which way to go. the snakes in question are a sinaloan or nelsons x hondo has this been done i guess the sinaloan averages 4 ft but dont hondos average larger? help me out blue
I would think the size has nothing to do with them breeding. I beleive the sinaloan x nelsons-hondo has been done already. You should still try. Should make some nice tricolors.
