That's my understanding too. Deliberately cross-breeding hybrids is generally illegal in most states, however in the case of Morelia spilota some people justify cross-breeding the various subspecies of Morelia spilota by arguing that they are not distinct enough to be considered hybrids. Technically they're all considered one species i.e Morelia spilota, so they're not interspecific hybrids. However most people respect regionally distinct subspecies integrity and consider these to be intraspecific hybrids.i was under the impression that it was illegal to cross these species? i know diamond and coastals inter breed in certain areas where their natural habitats cross over but diamond/bredli or diamond/jungle? ive read and been told on so many occasions that this is illegal, and i definitely think it should be. Could someone please clarify the law here?
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