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Hybrids....good? bad? indifferent?

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Posted by chris_mcmartin on April 22, 2003 at 20:34:37:

In Reply to: Hybrids....good? bad? indifferent? posted by snakeguy88 on April 22, 2003 at 19:46:31:

:I vehemently disagree with the practice. If it was meant to happen in the captivity wouldn't it happen in the wild?

By that logic, we should only collect snakes we find naturally occuring in Vision cages. :)

How many "jungle corns" do you see roaming around.

I hope no one against hybridization here has a dog. I don't see too many shih tzus roaming wild either, and while they may not be a separate species, they were certainly selectively bred for the pleasure of their owners.

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