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SteveL
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 Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 12:34 am Post subject: |
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Myself i truelly do not class these as hybrids / hybrids are say carpet cross royal for example,thats for me any way ? the green trees and carpet could actually happen in the wild  so i would say assisted intergrade from designer python nuts ?
theses jagpondros could actually be classed as normal jags yes ,especially down the line some where .. but lets face it they are not going to end up back in Australia in the wild are they 
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Deviance
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| Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 11:38 am Post subject: |
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| SteveL wrote: | Myself i truly do not class these as hybrids / hybrids are say carpet cross royal for example,that's for me any way ? the green trees and carpet could actually happen in the wild so i would say assisted intergrade from designer python nuts ?
theses jagpondros could actually be classed as normal jags yes ,especially down the line some where .. but lets face it they are not going to end up back in Australia in the wild are they |
Totally agree with what you have said Steve.  
I also think that as they are both Morelia the Carpondro is just an integrade rather than a 'true' hybrid. 
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