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Originally Posted by Morelia4life
OH, btw, can you provide me with links and pictures of all those hybrids that occur in the wild so I can have a look at them myself? I would love to see some of them. I would love to see some corns x kings or Retics x burms in the wild. Thanks.
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That'd be a pretty daunting task as I'm not aware of any resource that plainly describes all known hybrids found in the wild. But I've seen C. atrox x. scutulatus, C. horridus x. C. adamanteus, A. contortrix x. A. piscivorous, P. obsoletus x. P. guattatus, P. obsoletus integrades anywhere two or more ranges meet, same with A. contortrix, etc, etc. I could go on all day. Point is, they happen, they can form very successful breeding populations. I'm not sure where to find all of those sources, but you're free to google at your own will.
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Originally Posted by Morelia4life
No matter how you try to "word" it, an Axanthic is still and Axanthic and a salmon is still a salmon and they are still found in the wild.
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True, but I'm not sure what qualifies a snake as being a morph. That seems to be a made up term by the hobby itself.