Whats this Python????

[Pike01]

what about woma x angolan

 

[farmdog]

what about woma x boelen

 

[Guest]

Something bizzare cross bred mongrel ay bigguy ime run out of ideas :lol:

 

[kevyn]

Woma/diamond?

 

[bigguy]

Pike1 was the winner. It is a cross between a Woma and a Ball Python. As Pike stated you can see it shares the orange head of a Woma and has no pits. The bodies pattern are a cross between Womas and Balls.

Those crazy yanks will cross anything :shock: . Of course it should be muled and not able to be bred from. Well at least we can hope.

Pike your prize is you can teach Browns the difference between Boas and Pythons :twisted:

 

[BROWNS]

Pike your prize is you can teach Browns the difference between Boas and Pythons

lmao always thought a boa was still a python so there you go another thing learnt

 

[BROWNS]

Wonder how many others thought boas were pythons???

 

[diamond_python]

Pike your prize is you can teach Browns the difference between Boas and Pythons

LOL Sorry Browns

Wonder how many others thought boas were pythons???

In all honesty, I wasn't sure so I did some research. You learn something new everyday.

 

[kevyn]

What site did you find that photo from? I just seems like a very unlikely cross.

 

[bigguy]

Kevyn

The pic was emailed by one of the USA's best known breeders. I dont think he actually did the breeding , but knew who did.

Bigguy

 

[hugsta]

Well, I was close....LOL

Wonder how it will look as an adult when it's colours develop. It makes you wonder what isn't able to be crossed.

 

[bigguy]

Hugsta, next thing you know they will be crossing Horses with Donkeys or Lions with Tigers.

 

[hugsta]

I can't wait till they cross an anacona with a retic.......

 

[Stevo]

I like milk!

 

[diamond_python]

Well I guessed it in one of my many guesses but wasn't quick enough, Oh well.

next thing you know they will be crossing Horses with Donkeys

They do cross them don't they. I believe they are called a mule.

Check out this cross bred animal:

http://www.lovelongears.com/zorse.html

http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/078709.php