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Corns are colubrids, Ball Pythons are not even the same family of snakes. They wouldn't even breed let alone produce viable eggs. If you are breeding anything I hope you do more research first.
Zeek,
Snakes typically breed within species. Cross-genus breeding CAN occur, but I wouldn't suggest it. But crossing family is, to my knowledge, impossible. That is why the only cat/dog you'll ever see is on the cartoon. I'd highly suggest you buy some books on snakes or reptiles in general.
HA HA! That is physically impossible for a ball python and a corn snake to hybridize. I think that male balls have hemipenes on the outside to. Funny though! lol again
Cooter's brother, New York Dolls lead vocalist, and self-proclaimed genetics expert. He tells me that beef, pork by-products (I don't want to know), mechanically seperated chicken (I don't even want to know ), gluten, and preservatives; when crossed with corn meal and put in hot oil produces gene-splicing within the plant and animal kingdoms to create an all-new hybrid that "is good with mustard, humm." At which point I was getting flashbacks of the film "Slingblade" so politely got off the phone.
I hope that clears things up somewhat, and when I get the final results from my own research on the matter "after supper", I will post them under "Cultivars/Genetics" where this important discussion belongs.