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CORNBALL

TerryHeuring Nov 16, 2005 08:36 PM

I guess I will never get used to the fact that people are always going do stupid things with snakes.Burmese Balls Blood Balls,we havent unraveled all the combos of the ball python yet and a few want to destroy the true animal.Look at the kingsnake and the cornsnake crosses,not many buy them as they have no value and when they get loose and go back to the wild population more problems.Oh well I guesss I will get a big female corn and cal king and cross them with my ball pythons so I can be the first to make CORNBALLS and KINGBALLS and a big hondurnan for MILKBALLS.Terry

Replies (15)

vip3ridae Nov 16, 2005 09:01 PM

perseus Nov 16, 2005 09:32 PM

NP = No Post ... you were still dumd enough to click the though...lol

Don't tell anyone I'm hiding here or I'll set my milkball on you!!

BelgianBeer Nov 16, 2005 09:30 PM

You are right on the money, crosses SUCK. Leave the animals pure. Hell if they want crosses how about cats and balls for "Hairballs".

vip3ridae Nov 16, 2005 09:41 PM

np

snakebstr Nov 17, 2005 09:35 AM

Here is the first steps to my new line of PASTEL PIT BALLS. Maybe I will get a pastel pit puppy as well, it seems possible. Thanks David

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1.0 Pied(04)(RDR)...Man that was a nice one...gone
1.0 Cinnamon Pastel(Bryan Kollwitz)(05)
2.0 Mojave Ball pythons(05)
0.1 Spider Ball(04)(RDR)
1.0 Butterscotch Ghost(04)
1.0 Albino(05)(T. Heuring/bell line)
4.2 Pastels(03's)(04's)(ASF,Graziani,Bell lines)
1.1 Wild Collected Adult Pastels(Ian G)
2.8 Orange Granites(05)
1.0 Yellow Belly(04)(Ian G)
2.0 Yellow Belly(05)(unproven)
1.3 Yellow belly(unproven)(02,03,04's)
2.0 100% HET CLOWN(04's)(MHMR)
3.3 100% het albinos(03's)(high contrast bell line)
0.1 poss Het Albino(03's)
2.0 100% het pieds(03's)(Vin Russo,CRE)
0.2 100% het pieds(03's)(04's)(RDR,TWL)
1.2 Poss het pieds(03's)(PETE KAHL)
2.1 Poss het pieds(00's)(01's) hoping to get PIEDS this year(Vin Russo, Pete Kahl)
25 Normal adult females
60 04 females
15 normal mixed 03's
20 Assorted weird ball pythons 04's
13 baby 2005 PASTELS just HATCHED...4-8-05 and 5-10-05 (O left)

SimplyRed Nov 17, 2005 10:18 AM

roftlmao that was great dude! pretty pittie you got there

xXVanXx Nov 17, 2005 10:35 PM

post the same picture ,but with a black pit bull purest eli around,thats cool
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coldthumb Nov 18, 2005 10:03 PM

That poor dog!...molested by a ball! haha

I dunno David,i'm not so sure a strong feeding response of the offspring would be a good thing.Would definetely bring new meaning to the saying "watch your fingers".
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Charles Glaspie

Tanstaafl:
"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch".
An acronym created by my favorite author Robert A. Heinlein.

twps Nov 17, 2005 05:52 PM

Ummm if you breed the milkballs I will have to get a pair so I can start on my malted milkball. The pitball pic is priceless. I do agree that I just dont go for the crosses though.

Jay
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Find a job you love, and you will never work a day in your life -Confucious
3.20 ball pythons
1.1 dumeril boas
0.0.1 pixie frog
1.1 dogs
0.2 cats
more fish than I can list.

twps Nov 17, 2005 05:54 PM

OK one more then I stop. If I do get my malted milk balls and it turns out they are sterile I will be selling them as milk duds
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Find a job you love, and you will never work a day in your life -Confucious
3.20 ball pythons
1.1 dumeril boas
0.0.1 pixie frog
1.1 dogs
0.2 cats
more fish than I can list.

johnavilla Nov 18, 2005 02:36 PM

OK, I know this is a little different than than Blood Ball thing but haven't Burmrse/Retic crosses been found in the wild? Also I have read that Emerald/Cooks tree boa crosses have been found wild as well. If this happens in the wild than mayby it is the natural way of things. The fossil record does not support Darwinian evolution (something Darwin himself admited) but I am not ready to throw my hands in the air and say that "intelegent design" is at work either (not discounting the possibility of there being a creator god, just saying that I don't think the world is only 15,000 years old), so mayby species crossing is a cattalist for evolution. Just some food for thought.
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1.1 Balls (1.0 het clown 0.1 normal)
1.1 Kittys and
0.1 WC Human
"I need evaluation...and dinner; and by dinner I don't mean gnome heads!"

darkbloodwyvern Nov 20, 2005 12:58 AM

um, i'm confused as to how darwin doesn't aplly to crosses between species. Mules have been around a long time, i think people knew that species could cross.

but anyways, yeah hybrids are kind of wierd, i guess as long as they don't produce infertile young or lots of defomred babies, i'm more ok with it, but it still makes me a bit uneasy.

johnavilla Nov 21, 2005 09:49 AM

I wasn't saying Darwin did or didn't have anything to do with crosses; it's been about 20 years since I read Origins so I'm not sure one way or the other. His theory states that anamals change little by little until a new species is produced. The fossil record shows species appearing out of no where and changing but not becoming other species. I was saying that perhaps evolution is due to cross breeding between species (like in the case of Burm/Retics).
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1.1 Balls (1.0 het clown 0.1 normal)
1.1 Kittys and
0.1 WC Human
"I need evaluation...and dinner; and by dinner I don't mean gnome heads!"

darkbloodwyvern Nov 21, 2005 06:25 PM

cool, i just haven't brushed up on darwin's evolution in awhile. thank you for the clarification, i figured i was missing something :D
~jessi

serpentineexotic Nov 17, 2005 08:49 PM

I'm sorry, but I love hybrids. I still can't wait to get my bateaters.

-Andrew Varela, Serpentine Exotics

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