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I had to clean some cages and walaaa.... still at work !!!! bwahahahahahahaha

now that will be interesting... very cool.

dont forget to keep introducing them right up til she lays or a least until she refuses to accept him...

Good luck dude, keep us posted on the hookups..

Paul.
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Just wanted to throw in a little info.

Most seem to think this cross should be easily doable since both a Wall(Woma X Ball) and Coma (Carpet X Woma) have been produced. But what I'd like to point out is that the common factor in this equation is the Woma(Aspidites) which is a very primordial python, and therefore should be more likely to be compatible and have higher success rates of hatching since it is more of a reversion to an earlier state, and compatibility/lethal characteristics should lead to higher viability, rather than taking two lines(Ball and Carpet) and trying to find compatibility between them.

Not writing this to rain on your parade, I am one of those that thinks with enough trial and error (read many multiple types of pairings within each species) that success will be reached, just not as easily as either the Wall or Coma.

-Dan

Good stuff.. First time at this. All help will be appreciated..
I just couldnt believe how interested they seem in each other..

Spencer

Some good points were made. However, I am still interested to see if this works. Simply given that Womas produced fertile offspring with both Balls and Carpets it makes you wonder if Carpets and Balls can do the same thing.

If that works then someone will have to try Ball morphs with GTPs and Macklots, since Carpets bred with both of those!

Hyrbids are really interesting.

Chris

The female he is after is a 50% het female caramel albino. Imagine putting back offspring together and BAM! hybrid morph!

Sweet!

I want to see some morph hyrbids from these crazy cross genus breedings!

thought the wall was infertile...

Interesting points but shouldn't "walla" be spelled viola'?