What kind is this????

Posted by FR on September 11, 2002 at 12:49:09:

Its a bit odd.

Also for you guys thinking that tigers and speckleds do not cross, they can and do. If fact lots of different species of rattlesnakes have crossed in nature. Its fairly common, but I imagine like all offspring, most do not survive. Also, if they do survive, they are absorbed back into the population quickly.

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• Re: What kind is this???? Blackwater 09/15/02 (0)
• Re: What kind is this???? Mike M. 09/12/02 (0)
• atrox X molossus? n/p Rich G.cascabel 09/11/02 (0)
• It could be anything...... Brendan 09/11/02 (9)
  • Re: It could be anything...... Mike M. 09/12/02 (8)
    • Wow man... Kenny Wray 09/12/02 (5)
      • Re: Wow man... Mike M. 09/13/02 (2)
        • But we are talking simply about interspecific breeding ... Rich G.cascabel 09/13/02 (1)
          • Re: But we are talking simply about interspecific breeding ... Mike M. 09/13/02 (0)
      • and lets not forget... Rich G.cascabel 09/13/02 (0)
      • Hey Kenny...... Brendan 09/12/02 (0)
    • Mike... Brendan 09/12/02 (1)
      • Re: Mike... Mike M. 09/13/02 (0)

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