nice burmball i think this is one of only 3 in the world. i think the owners of this is pi reptiles. and i think it gets to about 8ft. and they say it does not ball up.
@biologyfuckyeah carpet and green tree are quite possible, there are alot of well known colubrid, specifcally ratsnake hybrids. many subspecies of red tail boas. i'm sure locales of rosy boa mix also. if it can happen, it will happen
I see no reason to believe that Carpondros can occur in the wild. The ecology of the animals is radically different, only in the confined space of a cage will they breed.
I know about the Boa constrictors ssp, but it happens only among certain specific forms. How would B. c. constrictor from Peru hybridize with B.c. imperator from Mexico?
Which species of rat snakes and where?
Anyway, point still stands. Burmball is a freak which cannot occur in nature.
@biologyfuckyeah theres nothing stopping a boa from traveling over a countys boarder. i'm not sure if mexico and peru touch but theres various subspecies throughout the region with countries that boarder eachother. check out snakebytestv 'hybridsnakes' episode for the specifics on the rat snakes. and i believe gtp come from island close to the north east of austrailia and carpet pythons come from australia, so theres not much to stop them from crossing eachothers paths lets say if storm happene
Actually, GTP occur in N-Australia as well. There is an overlap of both ranges, so if they would hybridize in the wild, some scientist or amateur herper would've found it.
And no, Mexico and Peru do not touch. That's my point. Adjacent forms may hybridize, stuff that's separated by 1000+ kilometers not
SOME forms hybridizing naturally does not give you the right to breed shit like Burmballs
@biologyfuckyeah I don't buy the argument that if it wouldn't happen in the wild it's wrong etc. There's no significant evolutionary advantage to being able to breed with another type of Python as far as i can see (in fact most hybrids are sterile aren't they?) so the ones that live together haven't had a necessity to be compatible breeders and thus co-evolved to stay that way. They just happen to be able to because they were once the same specie. Same applies to any other python in the family.
Wow it's not fucking with nature unless you splice their genes breeding between a berm and a bp could happen in the wild not very likely but can happen I wanna see a pied or a lucie ball berm mix that would b sweet
@mcmason1503 The Everglades in Florida has berms and balls living together and could happen and thats y i said its not likely but could happen not saying its an everyday thing you see
whats the full adult size of that hybrid, and do you have any advice for me when i want to breed my ball python with my iriran jaya carpet python? thanks :)
I'm all for breeding morphs but inter-breeding species like this is just wrong.A ball is a ball and a burmese is a burmese and should stay that way.And I agree with pac6010 this is more ammo for the anti-snake people.Breed for color, but NOT to screw up nature.
@reptilia5 i get what u saying, but just lnow that in the jungles of south america emerald green tree boas do mix with amazon tree boas in the wild, and now that we do it in captivity it really brings out something amazing outta nature, but yes I think that we should leave nature alone, and still admire its wonders.
Wow really, now every idiot on the street is gonna want to interbreed these snakes, Then the Media is gonna get ahold of it. Then next thing you know ball pythons are gonna get banned because they are just like burms. Way to give the anti snake people more ammo.......
they cross breed pythons all the time. A Bateater is a cross between a Retic and a Burm. Beautiful and very friendly tempered snake. I hope this one keeps the temper of a Ball and not the of the Burm. Very Beautiful snake you produced and congratulations.
the only way this could have happned is if u bred a full grown female ball python and a very small male burmese python . ive seen lots of hybrids but i dont know if this one is real
@connjamm and good for snake lovers who dont think of there reptiles as money pits, mixes every1s favorite big python with every1s favorite smalle python, u really wouldnt want 1!? :D
@tsotsc no i wouldnt want one, i said its bad for the industry because it taints the genetics of species, its inevitable that someone is going to breed a cross breed with one of the original breeds, and then their babies will be bred to more snakes, therefore on species will have some genes from the other species, this is not good because sometime down the line the hidden genes from the other species could trigger health risks, i did not say this because i care about making money off of snakes
@connjamm you should learn a little more about genetics my friend. these two animals being bred together to create a hybrid has no bearing on "the industry" as you call it. their being bred together has nothing to do with health issues either. if this were the case then you'd be one of those people who has a serious issue with anyone who continues to breed and create BP morphs containing the Spider gene due to it's "wobble" which is an obvious and sometimes severe genetic defect.
@connjamm I'm sure that if someone found that combining these two species was creating some sort of genetic fault or serious health issue, then this person would obviously be smart enough to stop producing them immediately upon finding this result.
@DeadLegs what im saying is that health issues could arise at a much later date, like 30 years from now, when burm balls have been repeatedly bred to ball pythons, and people dont know that their ball python has some burmese python genes in it. If that happened then there would be hundred or thousands of snakes with health issues. And yes I am against people breeding to get morphs that cause health issues, especially caramel albinos, why breed them if there is a chance to get sick babies???
@connjamm That argument has very limited stability. that's like saying why would someone who has a disability have a baby if the chance stands that their kid could have that disability? Also, I think it's fairly impossible for someone to keep breeding a burmball back into BPs to the point where the SIZE factor that the burm gene brings to the table, is eradicated. People are going to know that they have a burm ball. not to mention the obvious visual traits they carry aside from size.
@connjamm first of all, your disability statement doesnt make much sense, If you had HIV would you have kids? no you would, you know why? because you wouldnt want your children to have a horrible disease for their entire lives. Secondly if you bred burm balls with ball pythons for many years, the size difference would go away, slowly, but it would still go away. and also many people could mistake it for a morph if they weren't experienced with ball pythons and just bought one
Awesome, Animal, Beautiful, I can't wait to see colors, and other mutations!!! Those who are going on and on about hybrids have to remember all the inbreading and destruction of gene pool, remember the albino burmese was started with one snake! through inbreeding we have chosen the traits we like and inbreed until we get the result we like! Get Over yourselves I have been actively breeding reptiles since the mid 80's and have never created a hybrid, but I might! super balls seem cool!
Just successfully bred an Olive green Berm with a Ball Python. Eggs hatched about 2 1/2 weeks ago and they all just ate their first Pinky. 6 total and very healthy. Interested to see what their patterns will turn out to be. Right now they look alot like the Ball, probably because the Berm had no pattern.
@jrzdude84 odds are your babies will be much like the ones pictured as the neonates will be het for green, as it is a recessive gene! neat project post some videos! Let me know if your in the US and want to sell any!
@cmason87 surrently unavailable but would be likley to sell for $10,000 or more, any available would likley go for a very high end swap rather then cash.
hybrid haters suck it. not as much about buying an expensive snake as being the one who bred it. very cool project and beautifull result. looks healthy to me faggs "UR snakes will die" YA IF your a re-tard
i breed ball pythons n really hybrids are a waste of time n why do people think a ball python can worth 10k what everyday person who whats a nice snake is gonna pay any from 5k to 35k for a baby snake
there is one a coral glow woma in a shop near me cb 2010 - 32k this is at crystal palace reptiles
PLAIN AND SIMPLE this right here isnt a burmese X ball python, Its either a mixture or 3 or possibly even 4 species of snake. Angolan Python could be one, the more likely been crossed into this snake is Borneo or Blood Python. So basically its a 10 year project and really no one wants to buy these animals because they cost too much and they are muddled up snakes that have no use in genetics.
@SNAKEKIDD18 Your Burm is too young and your Ball would serve you waays better purpose breeding for genetics get something with co dom genes. And also from my understanding and to my knowledge there has been NOT ONE Burmese/Ball Python straight cross that ever lived past a year old.
holy shit! was this planned or did u have aburm and ball in the same cage and it was just an accident? this is an amazing snake i need to get my hands on one LOL!! im sure my local reptile shop would go crazy over one of these
does anyone know if the hybrid is capable of breeding with another hybrid? I see a new snake species in the making. I don't get why people are making a huge deal. We breed many different types of dogs, cats, and the like. They're capable of breeding, so why not create a more beautiful animal? :\
@JShortness Actually, all domestic dogs are of the same species, Canis familiaris, where as ball pythons and Burmese pythons are two separate species, Python regius and Python molurus bivittatus. Crossing a domestic dog with a wolf would be a more accurate comparison.
I've got mixed feelings on hybrid snakes. I don't believe I would ever support the trade, but I'm not against hybrid experimentation, per say. In any case, that is one magnificent snake!
Has there ever been a reticxburmesexballxbloodxafrican rock python hybrid?
dictionaryzzz 1 day ago
@dictionaryzzz no
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nice burmball i think this is one of only 3 in the world. i think the owners of this is pi reptiles. and i think it gets to about 8ft. and they say it does not ball up.
fwcjoe 1 week ago
nice ballxburm
25thesnake 1 week ago
wow. Did it run into any problems? how big did it get? Im amazed since burmes is almost 10x the size of a royal is it not?
BWCmike 1 week ago
how much do u sell there babies for?
marthanmg 1 week ago
@marthanmg as far as I know, there are only 10 of these in existence
xsaythissoonerx 1 day ago
Beautiful markings! Is its temperment more like a Burmese or more like a Ball Python? Also, does it ball up?
IAMGiftbearer 3 weeks ago
Well, biology*****...how can you call it a disgusting freak? It's beautiful.
Beadmaniac 1 month ago
What a disgusting freak
Keep reptiles in captivity pure, don't mix (sub)species!
biologyfuckyeah 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah good thing thier two different species of python. and in nature certain hybrids are known to happen
saggot420son 1 month ago
@saggot420son
I wrote don't mix (sub)species. i.e. don't mix species and don't mix subspecies.
I know Burm and Ball are two different species.
And they don't ever hybridize in the wild.
Burmese = Asia
Ball = Africa
Name me a single hybrid snake in the pet trade that occurs naturally in the wild.
Capondro? Bateater? Fat chance.
biologyfuckyeah 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah carpet and green tree are quite possible, there are alot of well known colubrid, specifcally ratsnake hybrids. many subspecies of red tail boas. i'm sure locales of rosy boa mix also. if it can happen, it will happen
saggot420son 1 month ago
@saggot420son
I see no reason to believe that Carpondros can occur in the wild. The ecology of the animals is radically different, only in the confined space of a cage will they breed.
I know about the Boa constrictors ssp, but it happens only among certain specific forms. How would B. c. constrictor from Peru hybridize with B.c. imperator from Mexico?
Which species of rat snakes and where?
Anyway, point still stands. Burmball is a freak which cannot occur in nature.
biologyfuckyeah 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah theres nothing stopping a boa from traveling over a countys boarder. i'm not sure if mexico and peru touch but theres various subspecies throughout the region with countries that boarder eachother. check out snakebytestv 'hybridsnakes' episode for the specifics on the rat snakes. and i believe gtp come from island close to the north east of austrailia and carpet pythons come from australia, so theres not much to stop them from crossing eachothers paths lets say if storm happene
saggot420son 1 month ago
@saggot420son
Actually, GTP occur in N-Australia as well. There is an overlap of both ranges, so if they would hybridize in the wild, some scientist or amateur herper would've found it.
And no, Mexico and Peru do not touch. That's my point. Adjacent forms may hybridize, stuff that's separated by 1000+ kilometers not
SOME forms hybridizing naturally does not give you the right to breed shit like Burmballs
biologyfuckyeah 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah so your entire arguement is against ones that dont naturally happen...so (sub)species was in fact a waste of effort
saggot420son 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah I don't buy the argument that if it wouldn't happen in the wild it's wrong etc. There's no significant evolutionary advantage to being able to breed with another type of Python as far as i can see (in fact most hybrids are sterile aren't they?) so the ones that live together haven't had a necessity to be compatible breeders and thus co-evolved to stay that way. They just happen to be able to because they were once the same specie. Same applies to any other python in the family.
N330AA 1 month ago
@biologyfuckyeah or any of the australian pythons, i.e-carpet, olive, woma, scrub, etc from cross breeding
saggot420son 1 month ago
wow how big do they get
Texav21 2 months ago
is it hard to breed these
connorbowendavid 2 months ago
You should do a new vid of it
willrep420 2 months ago
How long will it get
tygunther1 2 months ago
very beautiful!
Tibibitysa 2 months ago
What a beautiful snake. Dramatic markings.
Thanks for posting.
rockgor 3 months ago
I just pooped myself. How big has it gotten or will get?
NaturesJewels 3 months ago
I want one of these. I have a baby male green berm and a baby female ball, I wonder if I could eventually breed these with them.
GUN4R 3 months ago
@Jab4Films Male ball and female burm.
Asivyris 4 months ago
How does this happen ? Even if it was a Female ball and a Male Burm wouldn't the burn be 5x its size when they breed ?
Jab4Films 5 months ago
Wow....very beautiful.
lambchops71 5 months ago
Wow it's not fucking with nature unless you splice their genes breeding between a berm and a bp could happen in the wild not very likely but can happen I wanna see a pied or a lucie ball berm mix that would b sweet
hunterkidd94ltz440 5 months ago
@hunterkidd94ltz440 how can it happen naturally in the wild when burmese pythons and ball pythons dont even live on the same continent....
mcmason1503 5 months ago
@mcmason1503 The Everglades in Florida has berms and balls living together and could happen and thats y i said its not likely but could happen not saying its an everyday thing you see
hunterkidd94ltz440 5 months ago
Best hybrid ever
Livelavalive274 5 months ago
beautiful i want it!!
BrokenBonesSk8Vids 6 months ago
Wonderful hybrid,seriously it´s beautifull *Q*
AkurokuX3 6 months ago
Fucking Lovely
smoshlover01 6 months ago
Sickkk
DoubleNC69 6 months ago
sick burmese python but any one can make it
Dariusforshee 6 months ago
lol at the people who say dont mess with nature. we have been doing it or thousands of years! haha
wan2shuffle 7 months ago
Definitely has the size of a burm
mushugai 7 months ago
That is awesome
Livelavalive274 7 months ago
does it have the attitude of a burm or a ball? or both?
Ballpython6666 7 months ago
whats the full adult size of that hybrid, and do you have any advice for me when i want to breed my ball python with my iriran jaya carpet python? thanks :)
caljo08 7 months ago
holly crap man. nice hybrid snake. i want a bermese ball python! what a beauty
MegaNatureguy 8 months ago
face shape and size of a burmese python + colour of a normal ball python
prototype615h 8 months ago
beautiful but clean the skin out nasty
TheGcode6969 8 months ago
I'm all for breeding morphs but inter-breeding species like this is just wrong.A ball is a ball and a burmese is a burmese and should stay that way.And I agree with pac6010 this is more ammo for the anti-snake people.Breed for color, but NOT to screw up nature.
reptilia5 9 months ago 2
@reptilia5 i get what u saying, but just lnow that in the jungles of south america emerald green tree boas do mix with amazon tree boas in the wild, and now that we do it in captivity it really brings out something amazing outta nature, but yes I think that we should leave nature alone, and still admire its wonders.
hunterallen48 8 months ago
holy crap. I want.
Gl3nQuagmire 9 months ago
Wow really, now every idiot on the street is gonna want to interbreed these snakes, Then the Media is gonna get ahold of it. Then next thing you know ball pythons are gonna get banned because they are just like burms. Way to give the anti snake people more ammo.......
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justal1983 10 months ago
how bibg would he get ..burm or ball python size ?
tokay999 10 months ago
@tokay999 he'd get in the middle, so about 8-10 feet
Musicheadify 10 months ago
@Musicheadify Ive read python hybrid tend to be a little smaller
wan2shuffle 10 months ago
@wan2shuffle So would it be around a boas size? 6-7 feet?
Musicheadify 9 months ago
@Musicheadify Probably but im just basing it off of the African Rock Python/Burmese Python hybrid which gets smaller than either parent.
wan2shuffle 9 months ago
OMG I WANT IT
ctoddmc 10 months ago
Beautiful snake ;) I want one too!!
blackvolcano 10 months ago
So no one knows the artist/song??!?!?!?!
ocsprinter 10 months ago
@ocsprinter i think the songs called "just another day" but i'm just spitballin here ahaha
MIKEJUGGALO17 10 months ago
@MIKEJUGGALO17
Yeah actually it would be more like "I'm just fine" but I still cant find it..." The owner of this page won't even answer emails either.
ocsprinter 10 months ago
@ocsprinter The name of this song is "A Day in the Life" by Carla Holden ;)
blackvolcano 10 months ago
@blackvolcano
Thanks!!!! Still cant find it though it's not on her album :( :(
ocsprinter 10 months ago
@ocsprinter Maybe you can find the song clip on Youtube.. The song is not on iTune though.
blackvolcano 10 months ago
I prefer the burm temperament to the ball pythons personally
LovinRobynRedBreast 11 months ago
so how does it get then
amazonfreak11 11 months ago
holy shit, i want one!
ChunkyBalls247 1 year ago
How big will they get?
HamboneV1 1 year ago
they cross breed pythons all the time. A Bateater is a cross between a Retic and a Burm. Beautiful and very friendly tempered snake. I hope this one keeps the temper of a Ball and not the of the Burm. Very Beautiful snake you produced and congratulations.
phantm665 1 year ago
wow, that looks amazing! im thinking of getting an african rock python and breeding it to my burm
snakeboy96 1 year ago
@snakeboy96 Well go to the Everglades, maybe a hybrid is already born there. And the people will be happy if you catch him.
Ornitocheirus 1 year ago
@Ornitocheirus yeah i heard about that, it would be cool if there was but the burm problem would just be made worse
snakeboy96 1 year ago
@snakeboy96 Tell when you have sucess.
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@snakeboy96 sure see how well that works out for you...
SNAKEKIDD18 1 year ago
the only way this could have happned is if u bred a full grown female ball python and a very small male burmese python . ive seen lots of hybrids but i dont know if this one is real
dani92396 1 year ago
@dani92396 Oh, it's very real. I've heard of using a male ball on a female burm. Male regius seem to mate with just about anything. Haha
rubykiss555 1 year ago
can any one tell me IS THIS REAL? CAN U BREED A BURMESE WITH A BALL?
hunterallen48 1 year ago
How in the world wuld u breed two diffrent species of snakes
18sportstar 1 year ago
thats fucked up
pythonking100 1 year ago
pretty cool i just want to know how the hell a ball can breed a burm wouldnt the burm eat the ball
1300M3R1988 1 year ago
is this hybrid sterile?
syren345 1 year ago
bout time to clean the shed out of that cage huh
BrianMcGooch 1 year ago
And I present to you... a long blood python lol
BlackBoyBebop 1 year ago
so cool.
oswhiteboymc 1 year ago
can i add they did not produce this burmball they paid good money for it
reptileloveruk 1 year ago
just another shot in the dark to make a buck. is all it is,just not impressive IMO
chondroB 1 year ago
was the female artifically insemonated
MrDoeboy12 1 year ago
that is awesome...enough said :)
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gay who would want that.
gainer2420 1 year ago
you really shouldnt cross breed, its bad for the industry
connjamm 1 year ago
@connjamm and good for snake lovers who dont think of there reptiles as money pits, mixes every1s favorite big python with every1s favorite smalle python, u really wouldnt want 1!? :D
tsotsc 1 year ago
@tsotsc no i wouldnt want one, i said its bad for the industry because it taints the genetics of species, its inevitable that someone is going to breed a cross breed with one of the original breeds, and then their babies will be bred to more snakes, therefore on species will have some genes from the other species, this is not good because sometime down the line the hidden genes from the other species could trigger health risks, i did not say this because i care about making money off of snakes
connjamm 1 year ago
@connjamm you should learn a little more about genetics my friend. these two animals being bred together to create a hybrid has no bearing on "the industry" as you call it. their being bred together has nothing to do with health issues either. if this were the case then you'd be one of those people who has a serious issue with anyone who continues to breed and create BP morphs containing the Spider gene due to it's "wobble" which is an obvious and sometimes severe genetic defect.
DeadLegs 1 year ago
@connjamm I'm sure that if someone found that combining these two species was creating some sort of genetic fault or serious health issue, then this person would obviously be smart enough to stop producing them immediately upon finding this result.
DeadLegs 1 year ago
@DeadLegs what im saying is that health issues could arise at a much later date, like 30 years from now, when burm balls have been repeatedly bred to ball pythons, and people dont know that their ball python has some burmese python genes in it. If that happened then there would be hundred or thousands of snakes with health issues. And yes I am against people breeding to get morphs that cause health issues, especially caramel albinos, why breed them if there is a chance to get sick babies???
connjamm 1 year ago
@connjamm That argument has very limited stability. that's like saying why would someone who has a disability have a baby if the chance stands that their kid could have that disability? Also, I think it's fairly impossible for someone to keep breeding a burmball back into BPs to the point where the SIZE factor that the burm gene brings to the table, is eradicated. People are going to know that they have a burm ball. not to mention the obvious visual traits they carry aside from size.
DeadLegs 1 year ago
@connjamm first of all, your disability statement doesnt make much sense, If you had HIV would you have kids? no you would, you know why? because you wouldnt want your children to have a horrible disease for their entire lives. Secondly if you bred burm balls with ball pythons for many years, the size difference would go away, slowly, but it would still go away. and also many people could mistake it for a morph if they weren't experienced with ball pythons and just bought one
connjamm 1 year ago
Can you by any chance throw an update video on this guy on here? this guy has really grabbed my attention lol looks so cool!
MrIceBrick 1 year ago
does the beauty have the eating habits of a burm
killiansherps 1 year ago
if more get produced i would be surprized im going to have a go :D
reptileloveruk 1 year ago
that's awesome, some sic cross morphs are on the way!
creemoweet 1 year ago
Burmese Ball Pythons going to be the new shit...sick
MoneyFukinMike 1 year ago
This is a joke right???
mstamour34 1 year ago
Wow thats a pretty snake. I have a ball het for pied. He aint as pretty but his babys are gonna be awesome
DrExploadsAlot 1 year ago
Awesome, Animal, Beautiful, I can't wait to see colors, and other mutations!!! Those who are going on and on about hybrids have to remember all the inbreading and destruction of gene pool, remember the albino burmese was started with one snake! through inbreeding we have chosen the traits we like and inbreed until we get the result we like! Get Over yourselves I have been actively breeding reptiles since the mid 80's and have never created a hybrid, but I might! super balls seem cool!
mrjody667 1 year ago
Just successfully bred an Olive green Berm with a Ball Python. Eggs hatched about 2 1/2 weeks ago and they all just ate their first Pinky. 6 total and very healthy. Interested to see what their patterns will turn out to be. Right now they look alot like the Ball, probably because the Berm had no pattern.
jrzdude84 1 year ago
@jrzdude84 odds are your babies will be much like the ones pictured as the neonates will be het for green, as it is a recessive gene! neat project post some videos! Let me know if your in the US and want to sell any!
mrjody667 1 year ago
@jrzdude84
Hey bud how did you get them to inter-breed was it hard? got any tips pls?
Big thanks from UK ;)
Naga7206 1 year ago
that has such vivid markings, i love it, wow, is it aggressive at all??? how did you get it???
Snake22789 1 year ago
dare I ask what they go for?
cmason87 1 year ago
@cmason87 surrently unavailable but would be likley to sell for $10,000 or more, any available would likley go for a very high end swap rather then cash.
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i bet it will get about 9 feet long sense balls gets 4-5 ft and burms usually get 11-13
geckosandreps1 1 year ago
i bet it will get about 9 feet long sense balls gets 4-5 ft and burms usually get 11-13
geckosandreps1 1 year ago
@geckosandreps1 11-13.. lol
tsotsc 1 year ago
wunda how big it wil get
07bung07 1 year ago
song? plz...
AznVerse 1 year ago
I would love to have one..
CrazyBoa2 1 year ago
whats the song?? plz
juststl 1 year ago 2
one of the most remarkable snakes I've ever seen. Good luck with it.
dutrasgeneral 1 year ago
i have never heard of anything like that.. thats fucking beast
tsotsc 1 year ago
beutifull snake you got there
sharkboyray 1 year ago
all i can say is AMAZING, F*CKING AMAZING
MrIceBrick 1 year ago
noooowayyyyyy..thats insane
eshep4913 1 year ago
that almost look like a blood and a burm not the pattern but its head how could even a 5000 gram bp mate with that
boredom9298 1 year ago
@boredom9298 your an idiot blood pythons and Burmese python and blood pyhon have the same egg
jordanruleswii4 1 year ago
how big do these hybrids get?
CBU2221990 1 year ago
Snales like "Bitch whut you lookin' at?
tonsoffun1995 1 year ago
Fit for a true Ball python fan
PaulsPerspective1 1 year ago
i want one sssssssssssssoooooooooooooo baddddddddddddd :(
DiSWaTiDoWeNiMbOrEd 1 year ago
Nice Snake.
YounggJewelz 1 year ago
hybrid haters suck it. not as much about buying an expensive snake as being the one who bred it. very cool project and beautifull result. looks healthy to me faggs "UR snakes will die" YA IF your a re-tard
DblJ033 1 year ago
that's cool. It really does look like a Burmese/Ball hybrid!
1992pattrow 1 year ago
i breed ball pythons n really hybrids are a waste of time n why do people think a ball python can worth 10k what everyday person who whats a nice snake is gonna pay any from 5k to 35k for a baby snake
there is one a coral glow woma in a shop near me cb 2010 - 32k this is at crystal palace reptiles
SuperDillinja 1 year ago
i want one of these bad
rallisonreptiles 1 year ago
i have a 5 ft. albino male burm can i breed it with my 5 ft female ball python easily?
SNAKEKIDD18 1 year ago
@SNAKEKIDD18
Dont do it.
lizardguy119796 1 year ago
@lizardguy119796 y? are u a hybrid hater?
SNAKEKIDD18 1 year ago
@SNAKEKIDD18
Kinda, not really, but it takes someone with lots and lots of experience, if someone like you or me tried, it would end up bad.
lizardguy119796 1 year ago
@lizardguy119796 how do you know how much experience i have? ive been breeding since i go my first snakes.
SNAKEKIDD18 1 year ago
@SNAKEKIDD18
Not going to get in a little bitch fight here.
Dont do it, plain and simple, or do it, and kill both of your animals.
lizardguy119796 1 year ago
@lizardguy119796 , @SNAKEKIDD18
PLAIN AND SIMPLE this right here isnt a burmese X ball python, Its either a mixture or 3 or possibly even 4 species of snake. Angolan Python could be one, the more likely been crossed into this snake is Borneo or Blood Python. So basically its a 10 year project and really no one wants to buy these animals because they cost too much and they are muddled up snakes that have no use in genetics.
jazskater007 1 year ago
@SNAKEKIDD18 Your Burm is too young and your Ball would serve you waays better purpose breeding for genetics get something with co dom genes. And also from my understanding and to my knowledge there has been NOT ONE Burmese/Ball Python straight cross that ever lived past a year old.
jazskater007 1 year ago
@jazskater007 Lies. You're full of shit.
godzilla1 1 year ago
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jazskater007 1 year ago
how would u make a ball python and a burmese breed that would be hard!
sk8erproductions1 1 year ago
Are these going to be available ??
shane17thsun 1 year ago
can you pick him up and show him off more that video left me wanting to see more
extremesnakefan 1 year ago
AMAZING SNAKE & FUCK ALL YOU HYBRID HATERS!!! PEOPLE HAVE BEEN HYBRIDIZING DOGS FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS & NO-1 BITCHES ABOUT THAT SO FUCK OFF
sferszt 1 year ago
Beautiful looking but very wrong in my opinion!
pirez1986 1 year ago
holy shit! was this planned or did u have aburm and ball in the same cage and it was just an accident? this is an amazing snake i need to get my hands on one LOL!! im sure my local reptile shop would go crazy over one of these
DIS4UBUTCHYe8ghttra3 1 year ago
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is AWESOME!!!!
Hexxus245 1 year ago
do u sell these snakes i so want one
MrVbevivinobball2 1 year ago
how fucking cool is that? Can I have that Ball in XXL please?
rapideye89 1 year ago
how big do these get
psherminwhallabooway 1 year ago
@psherminwhallabooway
Nobody knows, maybe the hybrid-effect let it grow bigger then a normal burm!
like the liger,
but its not a real hybrid its a backcross from a hybrid burm/ball python to a ball python right, so I think they get smaller then a burm.
realbushdoctor 1 year ago
@realbushdoctor o thats cool..
psherminwhallabooway 1 year ago
wow nice snake
cdlabelsideilive 1 year ago
Beautiful snake!
Ruhrpottpatric 1 year ago
I want to see a burm ball bumble bee
617guerilla 1 year ago
@617guerilla nah that snake is impresive as that dunt think it needs the new color
JAMIEtheGANGSTA 1 year ago
@JAMIEtheGANGSTA its coool but a bumble burm would be amazing i think
617guerilla 1 year ago
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motostunta 1 year ago
The answer I seek is to the question........ Where is the siblings??.... How did the turn out?
motostunta 1 year ago
Nice snake. But ya gotta clean out the old sheds man. That's gross
shadysmoka 1 year ago
@shadysmoka it was still shedding look close
JAMIEtheGANGSTA 1 year ago
does anyone know if the hybrid is capable of breeding with another hybrid? I see a new snake species in the making. I don't get why people are making a huge deal. We breed many different types of dogs, cats, and the like. They're capable of breeding, so why not create a more beautiful animal? :\
JShortness 1 year ago
@JShortness
because it messes up the bloodline.
charlessimpsonjr 1 year ago
@charlessimpsonjr so a mutt-dog has a messed up bloodline, am I correct? I'm just trying to figure out what the big deal is.
JShortness 1 year ago
@JShortness Actually, all domestic dogs are of the same species, Canis familiaris, where as ball pythons and Burmese pythons are two separate species, Python regius and Python molurus bivittatus. Crossing a domestic dog with a wolf would be a more accurate comparison.
I've got mixed feelings on hybrid snakes. I don't believe I would ever support the trade, but I'm not against hybrid experimentation, per say. In any case, that is one magnificent snake!
totalwombatfan 1 year ago
how big will he/she get?
partpython 1 year ago
that is sooo kool! he/she's like a giant ball python with burm traits!
zombiedude1488 1 year ago
Oh my god, what a beautiful specimen! I would try to breed my ball and burmese, but I fear that they will fight o_O
SpinoGodzilla 1 year ago