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what exactily are these and where could I pic up some there really nice looking are they fertile or infertile

As far as I am aware the Jurassic X corn has not been done yet.

Now if they were done there is no reason to suspect they would NOT be fertile. Many people make that assumption when new to hybrid snakes.

That speckled king-X-albino everglades is pure awsome! can we see some more of your fantastic hybrids?

Thanks for the compliment Jet!

I don't have pics of everything handy. I will try to post pics soon.

Here is a new addition. I got 3.3 of these. Its a cross between a Leucistic Texas Ratsnake and a Gopher snake. I really like these guys a lot. They will produce something really cool and then I can introduce that Leucistic hybrid gene into my other ratsnakes.

WHOA!!! a PIT-x-OBSOLETA that's gotta be super psycho. that snake looks meaner than a rattler,lol! thanks for sharing.

Pit x obsoleta hybrids all have individual personalities. My bull x black rat is about 4 feet long, and goes through a feeding cycle of rats in the spring, off feed in the summer, and mice in the Fall.

He rattles his tail a lot before he is handled and hisses, but calms down quickly.

I am impressed by his size and strength. This animal could get quite large over time. Overall, he is an interesting addition to a collection, but has his quirks as well.

your'e right about individual personality, my mellow texas bubblegum is opposite to my psycho texas leuci. And I'd like to see a pic of that cross you mentioned, an intresting animal no doubt.