i was looking at my friends rainbow boa today and thought it looked a lot like an anaconda. could u cross breed the two and have baby rainbow anacondas?
CrazyCody
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anaconda and rainbow boa
CrazyCodyKadunk
May 09, 2004 12:22 AM
Replies (8)
arik
May 09, 2004 12:46 AM
Don't give someone that idea. They are closely related. As far as cross breeding, I dont know.
Arik
imridethelghtng
May 09, 2004 02:24 AM
might be possible if someone figured out how to artifically inceminate a snake other than that its not gonna happen lol i realize that male anacondas are smaller than the females in most cases but still massive snakes could you imagine that laying on a female 5 foot thin bodied brazilian or the other way around a huge female green laying on a tiny male brazilian lol be like Arik sleeping with Fat Alberts mom
arik
May 09, 2004 03:48 AM
I think it's stupid to try to mate snakes like that. Anacondas have remained out of the morph community snd I like it. I like being able to see an anaconda show on TV and seeing a snake that looks like mine. I don't want to see pastel green labyrinth condas. They are the most georgeous snakes without all that.
True to nature
Arik
arik
May 09, 2004 03:49 AM
The only exception I'd make is for albinos!!!
Arik
MR_ANACONDA28
May 09, 2004 02:05 PM
lll
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GOD,I LOVE ANACONDAS!!!!! Eric aka Mr.A
eunectes4
May 10, 2004 02:34 PM
There are "natural" morphs besides albino...they don't usually survive in the wild either for the same reasons. Where did you guys think all these genetics came from? Now hybridizing is kind of crazy and i think there is no need for an anaconda brb cross. I made a post in the ball python forum that kind of went off and was a bit over done in reguards to snakes as investments and NOT pets.
arik
May 11, 2004 06:01 AM
I know there are alot more natural morphs and genetic variations than just albinos. Just look at burms. The origional green phase burm was from a wild caught. Selective breeding is not a bad thing. Even Kelly selectively breeds his condas, not for a specific color or pattern, but for temperment.
Hybridizing is differen't and goes against the natural order. Does anyone actually buy these snakes?
Arik
MR_ANACONDA28
May 09, 2004 01:59 PM
You might be able to BUT WHY???? a mouse looks like a rat as well, play with that cross breed.
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GOD,I LOVE ANACONDAS!!!!! Eric aka Mr.A
