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« Reply #15 on: June 16, 2009, 03:10:10 PM »

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I'm not a huge fan of hybrids but to attack you like those on the other forums just terrible.
I understand wanting see how different species are genetically compatible (or not), I love biology, and I'm personally curious of a few hybrids myself.

Awesome lil buggers u hatched out, they r cool looking and I bet they will look great as adults!
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« Reply #16 on: June 16, 2009, 03:45:38 PM »

that's one of the reasons I hate posting there. You guys here would shoot low blows to make anyone look bad. That's why this site is one of my favs
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« Reply #17 on: June 18, 2009, 06:48:56 PM »

that's one of the reasons I hate posting there. You guys here would shoot low blows to make anyone look bad. That's why this site is one of my favs

Well look you can only do what your conscience tells you.  You are a responsible person going about this in a responsible way.  They can have whatever opinions they want.  It still is an interesting project that opens a wealth of possibilities should you produce viable offspring.  NOW -- do you think a chewie X sara is possible? OOR take the chewie x crestie and mate it back to a sara or this hybrid if it is a viable one.  See what I mean?  you can try so many different things and who knows what kind of wild "pet" lizards you can produce.

And like I said you can always produce that headless crestie male by attempting  the leachie cross!  Grin
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« Reply #18 on: June 19, 2009, 12:50:21 PM »


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NOW -- do you think a chewie X sara is possible? OOR take the chewie x crestie and mate it back to a sara or this hybrid if it is a viable one.  See what I mean? 
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Good question, the thing is i dont know is if the saraXcrested hybrid produces male or females or both........because chahouaXcresteds F1's are males, i would need a female sara hybrid. I think it could be possible to produce a saraXchahoua. I dont know which way i would try. But think i it can be done...if anyone does, let me know.....
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« Reply #19 on: June 19, 2009, 08:00:05 PM »

I would love to see if you could take a HUGE male crestie and cross to a Leachie but I think (and this sounds like the punchline of a bad joke)  when you cross a male crestie with a female leachie you get a headless male crestie!!  Tongue Cheesy

Very funny, Steve..... a sort of "mantis syndrome", if you will?  Grin
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« Reply #20 on: June 23, 2009, 04:59:38 PM »

Very funny, Steve..... a sort of "mantis syndrome", if you will?  Grin

Indeed, except that in this case you would likely never get to the mating phase before decapitation occurs.  Leachies are some rough trade breeders when they start tearing into each other.  I have gone into my herp room and found my male with a female's head entirely in his mouth.  Yet with my other female he is gentle as can be.

Needless to say the first female and he are on extended time out.  I don't think a female leachie would give a crestie male the courtesy of just holding on to his head in her mouth.  She would likely go for that protein.  WHAM!!! Lips Sealed
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