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ross
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| would it be possible to breed a brazilian rainbow boa with a red tail boa?or is there anybody that has ever tried it?the babys would be stunning i think. |
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| Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 6:51 pm Post subject: |
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| why would you want to? |
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ross
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| i dont want to but im just curious to no if anyone has ever tried this and what the offspring would be like |
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Scott W
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If they can breed a Corn snake to a king snake, a woma to a royal & a Blood to a royal then I'm sure a Brazilian boa cross is highly likely....just a matter of time I guess.
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| Scott W wrote: | | If they can breed a Corn snake to a king snake, a woma to a royal & a Blood to a royal then I'm sure a Brazilian boa cross is highly likely....just a matter of time I guess. |
And the right drugs 
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| MJ wrote: | | Scott W wrote: | | If they can breed a Corn snake to a king snake, a woma to a royal & a Blood to a royal then I'm sure a Brazilian boa cross is highly likely....just a matter of time I guess. |
And the right drugs |
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and the back seat of a station wagon?
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Toma Makjanic
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It is not possible to happen... cos they dont belong to same class...
Rainbow boa is EPICRATES and red tail is BOA ... so no way man...
Royal python can be breed to blood cos they belong to same class...
Sorry if my english in not so good, I am doing my best. I hope U understand a little what I wanted to say.
It will never happen. |
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cjreptiles
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| Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 7:25 am Post subject: |
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| Toma Makjanic wrote: | It is not possible to happen... cos they dont belong to same class...
Rainbow boa is EPICRATES and red tail is BOA ... so no way man...
Royal python can be breed to blood cos they belong to same class...
Sorry if my english in not so good, I am doing my best. I hope U understand a little what I wanted to say.
It will never happen. |
Pantherophis and Lampropeltis have been crossed many occasions. |
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Scott W
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| Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 10:43 am Post subject: |
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| Toma Makjanic wrote: | It is not possible to happen... cos they dont belong to same class...
Rainbow boa is EPICRATES and red tail is BOA ... so no way man...
Royal python can be breed to blood cos they belong to same class...
Sorry if my english in not so good, I am doing my best. I hope U understand a little what I wanted to say.
It will never happen. |
I understand your English but what about Aspidites x Python? Nerd produced the woma ball a few years back.
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