First off I have not joined this thread to take part in a discussion with you guy. However I will answer your questions longqi.
I am yet to see any fugly sibs, but then again I love all snakes and don't think I've ever seen a fugly one.
I lable my sibs as jag sibs. You guys would see that as trying to get more money for them. I see it as making it clear that they came from jags and there purity is unknown.
Yes I do think sibs will have an impact on the hobby. I believe it could have been a small impact. However with all these threads with people who clearly don't know what they are talking about bashing the people who like theses sort of animals only encourages people to be dishonest about there animal. Lets face it if people are going to cop a heap of abuse for selling there coastal jungle as a cross and it looks more like a jungle why wouldn't they just put it up as a jungle and avoid the abuse. You guys think you are fighting the good fight but infact you are just making it harder for people to keep it honest.
Cemenent you may want to re-read the thread tittle it's about sibs and sibs come from jags and any thread that has sibs that come from jags turns into a jag breeder bashing on this site.
Larks
Good to see your comments
I actually see non jag hybrid siblings as a much bigger threat to the industry than jag siblings
IMO its far to late to bother about bashing jag breeders
Far too easy to try to blame them for everything thats happening now; especially when you consider there are a lot more hybrids being bred than just jags
IMO opinion selling them as jag siblings would lessen the value rather than increase it?
Would be interesting to learn why it may increase the sell price?
Apart from telling a buyer that a hybrid sibling is exactly that, have you considered any other ways of avoiding future problems?
You may sell with full disclosure and thats cool
But the paper trail does not permit you put hybrid on it
So for the first buyer its ok because they know its a sibling
But pythons may live 25years and who knows where that snake will end up
I have a feeling your breeding programs involve high end animals??
Ive seen some what I would call fugly design disasters out there, but most of those were just snakes thrown together in the hope of something special with no real planning strategy in place
[my favourite snake just now has one eye, huge attitude, and a face like a sucked in sandshoe]
Paint jobs, NOT just including jags, are here and will never go away