Re: But Dean...I was born to raise hell UR so cool

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Posted by PsychoMantis on February 13, 2002 at 17:17:45:

In Reply to: But Dean...I was born to raise hell ;) posted by Fred Albury on February 12, 2002 at 20:33:07:

: : I don't think there's any redemption for that bunch. I too am a bit of a purist & like things 'au naturel' keep a few differnt Corn Morphs but that's it!!! Where did you get you a Wolf Hybrid?? I had 1 years ago.

: : Let me know when you start hatching those amelanistic piebald Indigos ;-) And don't go stirring up poop with those poor hybrid people (LMAO)

: : Dean

: Dean,

: The Hybrid thing was very important to me, as the individual was going to cross a Pituophis(Bull) and a cornsnake. Had it been a corn and a cal king or brooksi and I would have cared less.
: Some snakes you just dont cross in my book, but then thats just MY thinking and I dont expect others to have to or even want to do what I say.

: The wolf cross?
: There are a ton of them for sale in the papers, they are VERY popular and sell for upwards of $1,000.00. I paid $300.00 for mine in the late 1980's. They are also very "popular" in wolf hybrid rescues, because people get rid of them when they realize what theyve gotten. Hybrids make great wolves...but lousy "dogs" as we know them.

: Amel -piebald Indigos? I certainly hope that I dont. Hope they never get produced by anyone ever.
: The only "Morph" of the eastern indigo that I would like to produce is the "AZTEC BIGGUN' "
: Morph, whichm instead of maxing out at 7 to 9 ft, instead grows to 14 ft total length, and babies come out 28 inches long. now..I can live with that!!!

: Fred

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Dean......Billy.........Andy.....We have mail!! (more) Fred Albury 02/14/02 (3)
- Takeing a break about argueing about hybrids... Fred Albury(Aztec Reptiles) 02/14/02 (2)
  - I'm just disappointed the left ME, "The Snake Nazi" off the e-mail list! np TC Reptile 02/15/02 (1)
    - All Hail the "Snake Nazi"! (Sig Heil?) Fred(Aztec Reptiles) 02/15/02 (0)

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: : : I don't think there's any redemption for that bunch. I too am a bit of a purist & like things 'au naturel' keep a few differnt Corn Morphs but that's it!!! Where did you get you a Wolf Hybrid?? I had 1 years ago. : : : Let me know when you start hatching those amelanistic piebald Indigos ;-) And don't go stirring up poop with those poor hybrid people (LMAO) : : : Dean : : : Dean, : : The Hybrid thing was very important to me, as the individual was going to cross a Pituophis(Bull) and a cornsnake. Had it been a corn and a cal king or brooksi and I would have cared less. : : Some snakes you just dont cross in my book, but then thats just MY thinking and I dont expect others to have to or even want to do what I say. : : The wolf cross? : : There are a ton of them for sale in the papers, they are VERY popular and sell for upwards of $1,000.00. I paid $300.00 for mine in the late 1980's. They are also very "popular" in wolf hybrid rescues, because people get rid of them when they realize what theyve gotten. Hybrids make great wolves...but lousy "dogs" as we know them. : : Amel -piebald Indigos? I certainly hope that I dont. Hope they never get produced by anyone ever. : : The only "Morph" of the eastern indigo that I would like to produce is the "AZTEC BIGGUN' " : : Morph, whichm instead of maxing out at 7 to 9 ft, instead grows to 14 ft total length, and babies come out 28 inches long. now..I can live with that!!! : : Fred

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