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Python Hybrids

Blue_Fox Nov 24, 2003 06:22 PM

Hello,

Is there a genetic reason why there seem to be so few python hybrids out there? The vast majority of the animals posted about on this forum are colubrids -- is there a scientific reason for that, or is it just a coincidence of interest?

Thanks,
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A. Fox

Replies (11)

genuspython Nov 25, 2003 04:30 AM

There are a few...
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Kikai Nov 25, 2003 08:04 AM

What is that a hybrid of??
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1.1 Ball Python 0.0.1 corn snake 1.0 Bearded Dragon
0.0.2 fish 1.2 cats 3.1 kids 1.0 husband and now...
0.0.1 Pink Zebra Beauty Tarantula

Blue_Fox Nov 26, 2003 09:55 AM

Looks like a burm x retic to me (though I could be wrong).

It's a beautiful animal, though. How is its temperment? (More like a burm, or more like a retic?)

A liger (lion x tiger) can grow to be half a ton -- twice the weight of the largest cat alive, the Siberian tiger. I wonder how big that snake would grow to be, if it lived for another twenty years!
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A. Fox

AgaR Nov 25, 2003 04:11 PM

This is my male jungle cross diamond(75% diamond/ 25% JCP)

and my female jungle cross diamond (25% diamond/ 75% JCP)

Ciao
Alex

meretseger Nov 25, 2003 05:25 PM

As far as species crosses go, I've seen retic x burms, GTP x carpet, and ball x blood. Colubrids crosses are more common because they're more common and popular in the US, and easier to breed in general.
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Peter: It's OK, I'll handle it. I read a book about something like this.
Brian: Are you sure it was a book? Are you sure it wasn't NOTHING?

bluerosy Nov 25, 2003 09:04 PM

I am waiting on a female columbian boa that was bred to a Dumerals to drop any day now.
Has this been done yet?

meretseger Nov 26, 2003 08:17 AM

Wow, I haven't heard of anyone doing it, although I've been suprised that more people haven't tried. I guess the taxonomists were right to put them in the same genus!
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Peter: It's OK, I'll handle it. I read a book about something like this.
Brian: Are you sure it was a book? Are you sure it wasn't NOTHING?

ta2dshtrbug Nov 30, 2003 07:03 PM

Does anyonme have a picture of a blood x ball cross? I have never even heard of one and would be very interested in seeing one. Thanx, Dave
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2.1 bay of la rosy boas
1.0.8 kenyan sand boas
3.3 ball pythons
1.0 central american boa
4.9 leopard geckos
3.3 assorted cali king
1.0 greyband king

Blue_Fox Dec 01, 2003 11:06 AM

As far as I know (and I could be wrong, of course), this is the only blood x ball cross ever successfully hatched:

www.chondroweb.com/DrFrankenstein/hybrids.htm
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A. Fox

ta2dshtrbug Dec 02, 2003 08:58 AM

jkhg
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2.1 bay of la rosy boas
1.0.8 kenyan sand boas
3.3 ball pythons
1.0 central american boa
4.9 leopard geckos
3.3 assorted cali king
1.0 greyband king

jordanm Dec 14, 2003 04:42 PM

I remember someone posting a clutch of this cross for sale on this site. It was probably about 2 years ago or so tho, and im pretty sure it wasnt the same one you were talking about.
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