Burmballs, Bateaters, Wall's, etc., etc....

[Xanafein]

Interstingly im curious on how you draw the line for hybrids,

with the Reclasification of green trees from Chondro to Morelia Virdis im curious to see why people call carpondros a hybrid, because by that logic any carpet with bredl DNA is also a hybrid yet ive seen most people refer to those as an intergrade

That aside
i have no problem with breeding hybrids keeping hybrids or anything else

[red ink]

Originally Posted by Xanafein

Interstingly im curious on how you draw the line for hybrids,

with the Reclasification of green trees from Chondro to Morelia Virdis im curious to see why people call carpondros a hybrid, because by that logic any carpet with bredl DNA is also a hybrid yet ive seen most people refer to those as an intergrade

That aside
i have no problem with breeding hybrids keeping hybrids or anything else

Not a fan of hybrids, not against them either... each to their own. I don't even own a single "morph" animal and all my animals are locality specific (even my BD) and no hybrid or intergrade for that matter will enter my collection (personal preference/choice).

Now Carpondros

Morelia viridis is a full species

Morelia spilota sp. is the carpet complex Morelia spilota and the spilota, cheynei, variegata, mcdowelli and metcalfei being the sub-pecies.

Therefore a breeding between to full species of animals is a hybrid. A breeding between the carpets is an intergrade.

Morelia bredli, Morelia imbricata, Morelia oenpelliensis, Morelia carinata, Morelia kinghorni and I think?? Morelia amethystina are the other full species of the Morelia family.