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Hi all,
I was supposed to go on Christmas holliday, but I
just have to comment on this.
>I'm not aware of any Uroplatus hybrids, but there are
some in Rhacodactylus. R. chaohoua has been crossed with R. >cilliatus.
I think they look pretty cool.
I do not know of any crossbred
Uroplatus, but as you said in Rhacodactylus it exists and also between Phelsuma
species.
As I assume averybody on this list also
knows about a few snakes that have been crossbred and are sold for high
prices.
I think the whole idea about
crossbreeding species, and selling them for high prices is way out of line. It
gets even
moore serious when crossbred animales
get into unexperiensed hands. We all know in wich direction the trade
in
animales are going. In a few years we
will not be able to rely on wildcaught animales to get new bloodlines.Imagine
a few years ahead, when you by for
example R.chaohoua. How can you be sure thats what you get. What if
these
animales were crossbred a few
generations back. If we start to crossbreed moore and moore species this hobby
will
soon be dead. Anyone thats interested in
breeding reptiles should work for exactly the opposite. Keeping track of
bloodlines and offspring, to ensure
that people in the future will get a chance to by animales from healthy
terrarium-
populations.
Merry Christmas to you all.
Magnus
Magnus
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