Australis
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You cant compare our NATIVE fauna with anything else, show some respect.
You cant compare our NATIVE fauna with anything else, show some respect.
The devil is in the fine print my freind DOMESTIC dogs are all the same species. If you put a labrodor over an african wild dog that would make a hybrid. And SXC yes they are all the same species line bred from the one group of animals. That's what 10'000 years of line breeding can do.
Can people please stop saying "intergrade/hybrid" and "intergrade/cross".
THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING!!!!!!!!!
The diamond/coastal intergrade is its own sub-species, thats what this thread was about, NOT HYBRIDS!
No wonder so many newbies think they are just crosses, look where this thread is going
Can people please stop saying "intergrade/hybrid" and "intergrade/cross".
THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING!!!!!!!!!
The diamond/coastal intergrade is its own sub-species, thats what this thread was about, NOT HYBRIDS!
No wonder so many newbies think they are just crosses, look where this thread is going
yes but you are just being pedantic, clearly the breed of dog were chosen for simplicity and to make point without the need to go back through hundreds and thousands of years of husbandry and i suppose if we do so for dogs who is to say that initially snakes accross the world did not all derive from the same basic stock, mutating into different forms to suit the conditions in the area they came to live.
I have no problem with natural occurring intergrades, i don’t agree with people throwing two snakes together just to see what they come up with. As stated previously how can we guarantee there will be no issues with these animals down the track?
good point, dogs have nothing to do with this i apologise for my dog contribution. but on that note dogs were purpose bred for selective jobs. here we are talking about herps that are really not gunna round up the cattle or help a blind person across the street. and we are talking about a naturally occuring intergrade, so obviously no selective breeding for hybrids...back to the thread
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