breed N.levis levis and N. levis pilbranenses?

[NickGeee]

I currently have a female N.Levis pilbranensis and wondering if a male N.levis Levis could have healthy eggs or mate
Kind regards,
Nick

 

[Red-Ink]

Hmmm... let me get back to you on that.

 

[junglepython2]

Yes they can produce offspring, though it is frowned upon and the offpsring won't be worth anything.

 

[PieBald]

As their both N.levis they can breed but as junglepython2 said not worth much

 

[NickGeee]

Thanks, waiting for amazing amazon for a male for my girl

 

[stimigex]

You have the Melbourne expo in a few weeks, Why rush out and grab just anything when you may
have a good choice at the expo!

 

[Thyla]

Sub-species won't naturally breed together in the wild so why do it in captivity?

 

[NickGeee]

Sub-species won't naturally breed together in the wild so why do it in captivity?

I wasn't planning on I was just wondering

 

[Thyla]

By definition (although the definition is subject to different opinions), sub-species are able to breed together, but don't for whatever reason (geographically 'recently' separated by a large river for example). But if individuals were brought together (by human intervention for example), then they have the ability to breed and produce offspring which can in turn produce their own. Hope this helps

 

[jordo]

the offpsring won't be worth anything.

That's a bit dependant on marketing strategies

 

[junglepython2]

That's a bit dependant on marketing strategies

Haha too true, maybe they could be sold as levis sibs