Hybrids

Dude thats really cool that you are working with that project. Are you gonna be at teh show in Manassas tomarrow

The show was very... slow. Not nearly as many people as usual. Oh well, was still fun. I sold a few of my ball pythons that I don't want any more :P

Anyways, back to the hybrid talk! My absolute favorite hybrid is the Amazon x Emerald tree boa. Do a google search for Hybrid Tree Boa and you will find a web site with some pictures of a few.... insane looking snakes!

It was awesome to see you at the show Mike! I only had $20 bucks after I got my mice. Mabye next time! You had some damn fine bloodred stripes at the show!

Cornsnake x black ratsnake (aka Beast). Amel version...

Thayeri x corn= has been done, don't know the name? I think Susan has one. oops missed Pasodama's post.

Originally Posted by salvadorian

I know that corn snakes will cross breed with many other rat snakes, but I have had a lot of trouble finding any information on the results except for that many do not like creating Jungles because of the risk of cannibalism and the possibility of aggresive babies.
So what are some common crosses? Photos would be cool!
I'd love to hear from anyone who has hybrids or breeds them. I find king snakes especially beautiful, but I've had no luck finding any good examples of any king/corn hybrids.
So yeah: opinions, stories, photos, other questions.... I wanna learn

I purchased a pair of females about a month ago--I think their colors are cool! They are 75% corn/25% king.

Are the corn / king hybrids aggressive?

These two are very small still--and kind of hyper! But not really aggressive per se. They may calm down with time.

I just received these pics from Bill over at SnakeMuseum.com; these are some corn hybrids for this year. Enjoy. dp

Interesting. So these hybrids are generally healthy & fertile? That would suggest that although they live in different areas & are considered different species, they are genetically still closer to 1 species. Dogs, wolves & coyotes are the same situation -- they usually live separately, they have very different behaviors, but they are all interfertile & the hybrids are in turn fertile & healthy.

Some of these are really amzing looking too.