A Question

[ashley_morris22]

for the record i 100% dont want to do this its just a question

i know you can crossbreed carpet pythons
and the spotted, childreni etc.

can a carpet cross with a childrens?
or woma with blackhead?

can this be done?

if so can lizzards crossbreed?

what can be crossbreed?

now this is just a question ok.

thanks
ashley[/u]

 

[NCHERPS]

can a carpet cross with a childrens?
or woma with blackhead?

can this be done?

if so can lizzards crossbreed?

what can be crossbreed?

now this is just a question ok.

thanks
ashley[/u]

Theres no reason why a carpet couldn't be crossed with a childrens, and has probably been done by someone, also I remember about 18mths ago someone was selling womaxBHP on another australian site, so that has been done.

Neil

 

[womas4me]

bhp and woma naturally hybridise. There have been a couple found over here.

 

[instar]

Good Question ! Do folk cross breed lizards at all? :shock:

 

[BROWNS]

bhp and woma naturally hybridise. There have been a couple found over here.

Don't you mean intergrade :wink: I'm sure people out there have cross bred lizards.Would any of the small monitors breed with similar species or say a storrs crossed scalaris or tristis or something.

I'd say certain species of geckos would hybridise also.

 

[Pike01]

I have heard of blueys crossed with shinglebacks and even bluey crossed with a cunninghams.

 

[ashley_morris22]

Theres no reason why a carpet couldn't be crossed with a childrens,

could size be a problem?

 

[Springherp]

I'm pretty sure Eric Worrel hybridized Eastern Blueys with Blotcheys in captivity. The two species live together in some areas in the wild without hybridizing.

 

[Snake Catcher Victoria]

i know crocodiles can interbredd such as saltwter crocs and siamese crocs
http://www.zoologicalimports.com/Gallery.htm

 

[ashley_morris22]

so what else do u think can be mixed?

 

[Sdaji]

I'm pretty sure Eric Worrel hybridized Eastern Blueys with Blotcheys in captivity. The two species live together in some areas in the wild without hybridizing.

In 1998 I found a wild hybrid eastern/blotchy. Both species are common at the location. Crosses like these and woma/blackheadeds are rare, but the fact that they occur at all in the wild is very strange. Most genetically similar sympatric species develop reproduction isolation mechanisms.

 

[womas4me]

In laymans terms that means......

 

[Snake Catcher Victoria]

i think it means theyre sterile?? :wink:

 

[Hickson]

No, it means that two very similar species found in the same area usually have some kind of mechanism to prevent them from breeding with each other.

Sterility is often the result of the hybridisation, but not always. If it is the result, then it aids in the prevention of the genetic mixing.



Hix

 

[instar]

I wanna cross a beardy with a shingle and create a new line of "Sheardys",
wonder if they'll be Vivaporopus or Ovivaporous? :lol:
I'll make a fortune, Eureka !!!"

 

[RevDaniel]

I wanna cross a beardy with a shingle and create a new line of "Sheardys",

are you for real? Can you do that.

 

[Kenshin]

yea thats about as likely as me xbreeding a cat with a perenty and makeing new mammal/veranid crosses that u can train to do what ever u want

 

[Hickson]

I wanna cross a beardy with a shingle and create a new line of "Sheardys",

are you for real? Can you do that.

No, of course not - everyone will call them Bingles.



Hix

 

[Jarvis78]

I wanna cross a beardy with a shingle and create a new line of "Sheardys",

are you for real? Can you do that.

No, of course not - everyone will call them Bingles.



Hix

can a "Bingle" beat 40 midgets?

 

[Hickson]

can a "Bingle" beat 40 midgets?

Have you got a Napoleonic Complex or something?



Hix