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albino honduran x amel?

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jjsy

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hi, what is the fertility rate of albino honduran x amel? i want to produce a cornduran this season, thanks in advance :)
 
That site does seem abandoned. There aren't many posts and most are years old. The gallery was interesting. I'd like to get into kings and milks at some point, but I want to know more about their habits and requirements before picking one out.
 
Dreamsnake said:
That site does seem abandoned. There aren't many posts and most are years old. The gallery was interesting. I'd like to get into kings and milks at some point, but I want to know more about their habits and requirements before picking one out.
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Haven't been on that site in a while :(
 
Yip, Hybrid Herps has not moved forward as hoped. This is due to extreme illness by the owner as well as the fact that we have the troll who over a period of time has registered under 6 different names and posts his trash. It gets a bit tiring to delete 300+ posts every single day.
 
jjsy said:
hi, what is the fertility rate of albino honduran x amel? i want to produce a cornduran this season, thanks in advance :)
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You may want to research it first. I don't think there's a big market for hybrids. You may have trouble moving them? But to answer your question, I concur with dionythicus, that they should be fertile.
 
CornDurans will be fertile. There is a fast growing market in the States for Hybrids and it is rapidly spreading to the UK. Sadly in South Africa where I live, Hybrids are really frowned upon, although there are a few of us who are now experimenting and do breed Hybrids.
 
Corndurans are definitely some of the most beautiful snakes I have ever seen. Keep up the good work Roland. I look at the Corndurans as being precious jewels in a frontier of new possibilities. I can just imagine what impressive lines will be created as more hybridizers start to work on these hybrids.
 
Corndurans are awesome, also remember that the anery and albino in corns matches up with the albino and anery in hondos. :)
check out hybridhaven.net
my boyfriend and i are working on our own line of corndurans and pueblacorns :)
 
Another good argument for close common ancestor Jessica. A nice link to your cornduran and pueblacorn lines would be nice, but I'll take it that they are to be found by searching hybridhaven.net.
 
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