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Old 06-03-2008, 03:11 PM
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If somones going to x breed make sure you really look into it

I'm not a fan,

they other day a mate suggested when my royals old enough i breed it with his boa !

some people shouldn't have snakes
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Whats the opinion of x breeds that happen naturally in the wild for example carpet pythons? Surely its ok when its a natural occurance and the breeds from different locales are so similiar?
I was wondering the other day what a jungle x bredl's might look like... not planning of breeding but just wondering.
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As long as the offspring don't go back into the wild and remain as pets then I can't see a problem.
yea a new species might be able to easily take over so they would deffinately stay in the pet trade only
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Whats the opinion of x breeds that happen naturally in the wild for example carpet pythons? Surely its ok when its a natural occurance and the breeds from different locales are so similiar?
I was wondering the other day what a jungle x bredl's might look like... not planning of breeding but just wondering.
giving me ideas... shhh
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