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Old 15-Jun-06, 05:05 AM
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hey all for any one that didnt knowi own a 2 yr old 5 and a half ft female darwin carpet python iv recently just bought a 4 ft male cape york and my cousin tells me theres a chance they could breed any ideas or comments on this ?????
 
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Old 15-Jun-06, 07:52 AM
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Yes, don't allow it to happen.
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Old 15-Jun-06, 07:57 AM
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Your pythons are too young - they are not of the same sub-species.
Forget it - try again next season and match more suitable partners.
 
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Yes It is possible to happen. I have my first clutch from 2 y old female. It is unlikely, but can happen.
I would keep them separate to avoid this.
 
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why shoud i avoid them breeding?
 
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Old 15-Jun-06, 04:55 PM
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its like breeding a BHP and a woma, not the same python species
 
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so whats the danger?
 
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a deformed mutant baby python ?
 
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Old 15-Jun-06, 04:58 PM
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no, at that age complications can occur and even death of the eggs and the female. not worth thr risk, and also alot of people dont like mongrel snakes, meaning cross breeding
 
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so if i wait to they are older i might be successful? iv never heard or seena darwin x cape york
 
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yeah possibily
 
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cool was more i didnt want to build another reptile enclosure i just finished a 6 footer i wanted a break lol do u think they would not go humpy hump for atleast 1 month if i housed them together?
 
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The reason you've never heard of them is because most people like to keep the blood pure not cross bred.
 
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would you not go humpy hump or at least try to if you where housed with a female for a month, wouldn't try it if i were you
 
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In some states, cross-breding is a breach of license conditions.
 
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