While stories of hybrid supersnakes may be common place in some comunities, the snake family is far more diverse than many people realise so in this video we talk about which species can and cannot interbreed
Hybrid snakes are known to occur in captivity between many species, although they are almost always between two species of the same Genus. Elapids and pythons however are seperated taxinomically at the sub order level making venomous snakes and pythons about as closely related as dogs are to sea lions and ferrets. Because of this level of seperation hybrid animals between the two species are unheared of
Educational content explained clearly and put in a way all can understand 👍🏻
was worried about that red belly, but he looked super calm.
MephistoRolling he certainly is, there’s not many venomous snakes I would take the liberty of handeling that way
How chill is that red belly? Neat and a great video . Snake juggler indeed !
belizeguy his a pretty cruisey old snake luckily
Wicked Wildlife is it a common thing with red belly blacks? I’ve watched some videos with other snake handlers and snake catchers and they always seem to handle red bellies in a way that would suggest they are quite docile
red bellies and especially tree snakes are generally the most docile venomous snakes in australia
Keep up the good work mate I subscribed
Nick these videos are really great. You are an excellent educator sir! Keep it up!
ReptileMountain.TV thanks mate :) Going to have to start visiting some other collections haha running out of animals myself to talk about!
hey mate just wanted to say thats amazing how you held a red bellied black free handed!
S VAP thanks mate. Obviously I wouldn’t recommend anyone else handle that way, but Brutus is a very chilled snake
also are you going to the reptile expo?
S VAP the Victorian expo was a few weeks ago which is the only one I get to
oh i meant the brisbane one
S VAP I wish I could But being based in country Victoria I don’t get away much No one wants to babysit my animals!
Great video, answered my questions perfectly.
Thanks for another great video! One of my favourite naturally occuring species mixes is the "gabino" - bitis gabonica plus bitis nasicornis. They can look stunning.
Holy crap, here I was with a random question and decided to click on this little channel I've never heard of and suddenly get greeted with a guy who speaks clearly and we'll and obviously has a great deal of knowledge about this stuff! I think I've found my new favourite wildlife channel
Carpet pythons: "We actually want to be known as Nick's Hat Pythons" *snuggle round hat* So cute seeing them all snuggling
Good job at explaining this! Lovely snakes you have there, too.
Thank you this answered all my question all my questions fully!
Great snake juggling Nick. Awesome video.
Keep making videos man super informative and I can tell you'll go big someday soon!
James Spinney thanks mate :)
It took me way too long to realize that's not a fancy fabric tied to his hat
Thanks, I really like the way you explained that.
Carpet Python crossed with a Green Tree Python is gorgeous.
Hi greetings from New Zealand, I just love these wildlife documentaries, especially from outback Australia. I remember watching the barefoot bushman, and others way back in the 70's. We don't have snakes in NZ, we get that occasional sea snake and sea krate, both highly venemous, but very timid. Pythons in particular, would lay waste to our native birdlife, and our government won't allow them in. Keep up the good work.
Love the videos!!!!!
Hey Nick, this one was great as always! It seems funny to some of us who’ve studied zoology for a while, but these myths certainly should be addressed. And that was some good handling of the snakes, those are some well-mannered carpets for sure! I have a question about your red-belly, have you had her venomous glands removed or do you just trust her calm demeanor and your handling skills? Either way I’m impressed! Keep it up!
The Wildlife Brothers thanks guys, it’s a pretty common myth here Brutus (the red belly) has fully intact / functioning venom glands, his just a fairly predictable snake (although I wouldn’t recommend anyone else handle him like that)
Very cool! Yeah it’s definitely a matter of experience, one you clearly have! Oh also we uploaded a new video to our channel if you have a spare few minutes, we’d love your feedback.
Here in the American west not only do we have rattlesnakes but also the non venomous bull snake which is known for mimicking rattlers in both having a diamondback pattern and faking the rattle noise to deter potential predators. A common urban legend out here is that bull snakes and rattlesnakes have been mating in the wild to form a venomous hybrid!
Haha much the same with tree snakes here in australia The bull snakes being colubrids are not closely related to rattlers at all, it’s just convergent evolution and mimicry
@@WickedWildlife many gift shops like to sell rattlesnake eggs... merely a prank item as rattlers and other pit vipers don't lay eggs... it's a spring loaded contraption that gives unsuspecting blokes a good scare!
Thank you for sharing so much information. Its hard to fjnd anything to trust on line. I love your videos and they are easy to learn feom. Thanks again! 👍
Neo Hope glad you enjoy the videos mate :) I try to bring the best facts I can
Wicked Wildlife well if you ever decide to do a topic on spotted pythons I'd be all ears... and eyes lol. I'm new to the community and recently got my license and hands on a spotted blonde and a wheat belt stimmy... to be honest I need to know more. There isn't enough info on line. Your videos are educational and easy to follow . I had a marathon haha thank you from someone who has Autism I don't learn easy but with you I remembered all these new facts. So thanks heaps maye 👍👍👍
Neo Hope thanks mate! I’ll see what I can do on the spotted python video for you :)
That would be wicked Nick. Thanks I've got your notifications turned on so I look forward to it. And all the other videos.😀
Your doing a amazing job
Boaz Reptiles thank mate I try my best Hoping to visit some wildlife carers this year and talk about other animals
Wicked Wildlife are snakes literally everywhere in Australia?
@@WickedWildlife Can a king cobra and black mamba breed ?
One thing we have all learned from the 1st Jurassic Park is “ Nature will find a way”
We get this all the time in Arkansas... Copperheads crossing with rattlesnakes... 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
This was a really great video and it answered a question I have had too which was great. We seem to have both Jungle carpet and Murray Darling carpet snakes here in our shed/house and around our property here in the Mary Valley Qld and every now and then we see quite young snakes that look like they could be crossbreeds of the two types and now I know that this is entirely possible I can stop wondering about it and just enjoy them. My partner woke me up one morning because he was about to cook something on the stove top when he noticed something strange about one of the electric stove elements. It was moving!! Why? Because two teenage carpet pythons were curled up together on there and only started to move when they realised someone was getting too close for their comfort! They were so gorgeous, we love our rather large python population here.
Is it possible if you could do a video about wild geckos? I know it sounds weird but I really like geckos!
Nice info
Wow,what beautiful snakes an colors
Always asked myself that question thanks for the answer.
Wow I learn a lot from u .
Mate's snakes spilling all over .) but its nice how many snakes seem to climb all over their human buddy.
King Cobra and Anaconda would be a scary, scary beast
Well done.
Interesting
Kind of saddening 😭. but good video been wondering about this for a while. Call me crazy but I've always wanted to see an anaconda or python with Venom. Do you think it would be possible through genetic manipulation?
Can i ask you a question. How the heck are you handling a red bellie like that. Do you keep it at home coz that's making me want to handle one now lol in my dreams
Nick, can an eastern brown crossbreed with a western brown or other subspecies of brown snake if they cohabitate?
Thanks
Is it possible for a lizard (ie monitor lizard) to have scales like that of crocodiles,or vice versa? (Crocodiles with overlapping scales).
Hey Nick, would the Murray Darling in the video be Damkina or Jake by any chance?
Alyson Beard it’s Jake :)
Wicked Wildlife he's a darling isn't he. How is Damkina coming along?
Do they have an education system up in Queensland? It's like thinking a humpback could cross breed with an orca. Dear oh dear.
Come to the US and see a Cottonhead....a cross between a Copperhead and a Cottonmouth....or you can just watch the videos on KZhead!
MrFrontenginedragste I’ve seen a few pictures of them Some crosses are certianly possible but those two species are still very closely related It’s not like venomous and non venomous snakes are crossing
True that!
👍Growing up here in NC in US they use to always tell usdo not trust what 🐍looks like cause non venomous were breeding with rattlesnakes making super snakes because rattlesnakes were moving up from the south.
Similar myths all over the world I’d say, fortunately they are all myths
ahah imagine a carpet python with huge fangs and venom glands (and the feisty attitude that some have )
DReis 7 haha that’s it But I debated with locals on a daily basis that it wasn’t possible
Not a carpet Python. Black headed python is what they should be looking at. I was bit by a hybrid, all medical reports to prove it. Would be wonderful if someone actually went hang on a second and started to do some real research into why bites are coming up as pythons and eastern browns or multipul snakes on one bite. Instead of telling us were wrong and stupid. To this day I have offered my Medical report to atleast 15 snake "experts" Zero of them have ever taken it to look at it.
Snakes are very curious beings
Hmm that would be cool if you could cross bread! Imagine these strange looking snakes or any other reptiles blended together. Wweeiirrdd
Hey great video! Does this also apply not only to pythons, but to green and brown tree snakes ?? I have heard venomous snakes can breed with common tree snake species therefore rendering the tree snake as a bit of an unknown..... ?
hillynath glad you liked the video Our tree snakes are all in the family of colubrids so cannot breed with the venomous snakes (elapids) The brown tree snake however is already mildly venomous
@@WickedWildlife Hey thanks for clearing that up! Since moving to a rural area a couple of years ago I am always dealing with snakes now, your vid's have helped give a bit more confidence when it comes to relocating the buggers!
That red belly, black snake is sick!
Can you please Clear my doubts whether any snake can do mating with any other snake,if not which snake can mate which snake list out please and also reply me how many species of snake are there?
Just imagine an African Rock Python and a venomous snake creating babies. African Rock Pythons bite first and ask questions later. 😂
now rest of day I'll be singing ''Got that frosty Mug taste''. lol
Brilliant video, clearly impossible but understand why some would think otherwise. Glad that they dont though personally that would be disaster within the snake keepers. Cross breeding would sure muddy the geneitics of snakes and l think we humans are doing enough of that ourselves these days, goodness knows half the time what we are actually getting or what will be out there in the future. Loved the red belly they are such calm snakes and l have seen many over the years and very rarely have l seen one be defensive and it just moves along when disturbed.
I've had that cross-breeding myth told to me as fact so many times. And do you think you can convince the people saying it that it's not possible? Yeah, nah.
but what happens when a diamond python identifies as a taipan? should we call it a diamond python or a taipan, or do we re label it as crazy?
Wow, what a beautiful Diamond! How old is he?
This ones name is Bella, I believe she is around 6 years old ☺️
Every time the video cut my anxiety increased...
I once came across a lowland copperhead and tiger snake curved around each other I presume mating Can those two interbreed?
Damn I love snakes ❤️
my question is can venomous snakes of different species cross breed? if a lot of different python species can cross breed then what is stopping most elapids be able to?
Dadul Ludad closely related venomous snakes are likely able to cross breed (eg Eastern Brown snakes and western brown snakes) but just like with pythons hybrids are almost always from within a same genus
I am both happy to be informed and disappointed at the same time.
To be honest I was wondering about say a rattlesnake and other pit vipers were to be crossbred what they would be called or even would look like and if they would all sterile or not? Just a curious person trying to answer another of life's funny questions.
how come the venomous snakes in australia are all elapids?
Boomslangs are colubrids. Australia also has snakes in the viperidae (viper) family. Vipers, elapids, hydrophidae (sea snakes) and colubrids are the 4 snake families that include venomous species and all can be found in Australia.
Quick question how do people in America get our pythons and venomous snakes and lizards I thought our reptiles couldn’t be sold or taken out of the country period
Many reptiles in America trace back to animals that where sent over before exports, and many more have been illegally smuggled out since Theres also still some animals exported to zoos overseas and the. Occasionally their offspring makes it to private keepers
How big do carpet pythons grow and which species of carpet python grows longest or biggest and could you breed a carpet python with a Burmese python or a reticulated python or an African rock python. Are carpet pythons the biggest snakes in Australia? I'm just curious.
I wonder if say a western diamond back and a mojave rattlesnake would breed and if so what would it be classified as?
Jonathan c without having worked with the species I’m taking an educated guess here If they are in the same genus the odds are it’s genetically possible, however often then can be other factors that prevent such hybrids occurring in the wild such as different chemical signals used by each species to initiate mating, geographic isolation or different mating seasons /habits
I’ll say what we’re all thinking. Can you crossbreed a cobra with a rattlesnake or anacondas?
No, different species of rattlesnake can interbreed with one another, and different cobras could potentially interbreed but the two groups can’t
@@WickedWildlife thanks for the information
So a cornsnake n a rough green snake can't mate!?!
Was the red belly fanged? Please tell me
Kevin Dunn Brutus (my red belly) has totally intact venom glands and fangs, his just very well handled and an old boy
Wicked Wildlife WOW! Amazing how u have conquered a natural fear all mammals especially simians share. On top of that you are handling something that you know without a doubt can kill you. Im from Oklahoma and i wouldn't touch a garter much less one of our rattlers. Also im very impressed with ur overall knowledge of the animal kingdom......I like ur ur channel! Your no Stwve Irwin though.lol
Kevin Dunn I’m glad you like the videos mate :) I certainly wouldn’t handle my taipans the same way I handle Brutus, it’s less about how venomous they are and more the fact that Brutus is a fairly predictable snake to me compared to some of my other venomous snakes And there will never be another Steve Irwin
Wicked Wildlife You just called me mate. Does that mean im an honorary Australian?? Nobody has ever called me that in all my 46 years...lol, just kidding with you. I am off work due to a car wreck for the next several months. I have a lot of free time on my hands as of lately. I really am enjoying your channel. Keep up the good work sir!!!! BTW, I never seen Steve freehand a venomous reptile.
Kevin Dunn hope you recover from your accident quick and easy mate And yes there’s plenty of videos is Steve free handeling certian snakes certian species such as sea kraits
"If you saw our video with dingoes and dogs, you'll know this isn't always the case" Wow, wow, wow there matey. I've always heard from zoologists that the dingo (Canis Lupus Dingo) and the domestic dog (Canis Lupus Familiaris) are in the same species. They're both members of the Canis Lupus species, as is the grey wolf.
Boglenight firstly many scientists are now calling dingoes Canis dingo, also the point I make in that video is that Canis lupus, Canis rufus, Canis latrans and Canis aureus are all capable of interbreeding
Damn is this confusing, will there ever be just a cemented result? I mean, they're kind of doing the same thing with birds being reptiles, aren't they? On and off, so much debate within the scientific community.
Boglenight the main issue is there is no clear definition of how different something has to be to be a species or sub species. Some taxonomists have a tendency to lump different lines together whilst others prefer to keep dividing them Most scientists are able to agree that there is several distinct differences between dingoes and modern dogs, it’s the line at which we cut a species off that’s under constant debate
"it’s the line at which we cut a species off that’s under constant debate" Yeah, I think I understood that, however it can be incredibly difficult to stand how taxonomy is so restless. Btw, as you've covered cross breeding snakes, have you ever thought about doing a basic video on morphs? Talking about the consequences (Jags) and perhaps giving an incredibly basic overview of the genetics of it? I understand that this may be slightly outside your "zone" of wildlife education, as morphs generally don't appear in the wild due to a number of problems, however I find it incredibly interesting and would like to see what you have to say about it.
Boglenight I am planning on a video on mutations in reptiles but waiting till I can visit a friend in Melbourne who has some animals that would be good to talk about
did you end up doing a thing about frogs?
karen smith not yet but in the next few weeks I’m hoping on visiting a mate with a few different frog species and do some videos :)
karen smith i ended up getting a frog video done! Did you manage to see it?
Different species of python CAN interbreed and produce a “super constrictor” that can devastate an ecosystem. This is a current concern in the state of Florida where I live, where feral Indian Rock pythons and Burmese pythons live in various wetlands.
Scorch1028 yes, some different pythons can interbreed, I actually talked about that, the Indian and Burmese pythons are good examples, but just like our different carpet pythons they are very closely related. Also there’s no real “super constrictors” if anything the main difference is some Indian python blood makings the Burmese pythons a little more cold tolerant
What about the Taipan and the Mamba if they actually made it to the same area of the world, how closely related are they as a species.
They both fit in the Elapid family but that’s pretty well all Australian venomous snakes, plus cobras and much more They happen to be very similar in body shape but it’s due to convergent evolution (same reason penguins and killer whales have the same colour scheme despite being unrelated)
@@WickedWildlife Thank you
stacey4u2luv we actually compare the two in this weeks video
@@WickedWildlife Just watched it, number 50 for thumbs up. Great to know the number of deaths now also. :)
Can a venomous snake cross breed with none venomous snakes the squeegeeing type
Can an inland taipan and a king brown cross breed?
No they can’t, the two are in very distantly related families
Not even without artificial insinuation?
Shhh, don't give the CRISPR scientists any ideas.
Yes or no?
Yeah you can't breed pythons to elapids just like you can't breed them to colubrids but you can breed carpet pythons two ball pythons and reticulated pythons and Burmese pythons because they're all pythons same with a blood python but you can't breathe it with a boa but you can breed different types of boas together I'm not sure about like a red tail and a sand boa but you get the just
Yea snakes don't mate with other kind thank God
King Cobra x King Snake = 🤔
What about a mamba and a king cobra
charan kumar no they are very distantly related, so not genetically compatible
@@WickedWildlife but aren't they both elapids?
charan kumar yes, but most hybrids are at the genus level Pythons do seem to be a funny exception but most cross genus hybrids in pythons involve manipulating their behaviour by placing in either skins of the opposite sex (but same species) or using a live pair to stimulate breeding before swapping out the female for the other species Not something that would happen in the wild Additionally if the two where to interact the mamba would probobly end up as lunch, male kings are well documented feeding on females and smaller males of their own species let alone other snakes
@@WickedWildlife yeah lunch😂. Thanks a ton for your reply. It means a lot. Love from India!
So can andacondas and pythons crossbreed
Angel of Truth no, anacondas can cross breed with boa constrictors though
@@dariusking3578 thanks
ARE THOSE SNAKES VENOMOUS??? She I’m 🏴 and have no clue
Some of the snakes in this video are venomous but most are Pythons :)
Copperhead only mate with copperhead rattlers mate with rattlers Gartner mate with Gartner etc
i live mackay and im not an expert but i dont think its true before i watch this vid i will say my opinion
rattle snake x python =?
Yes or No? Off to bed
Rat and corn snakes can cross breed
jay s they sure can, but just like our carpet pythons they are in the same genus, infact taxonomically speaking a corn snake is just a species of rat snake
jay s they sure can, but just like our carpet pythons they are in the same genus, infact taxonomically speaking a corn snake is just a species of rat snake
Ah didn't know they were that close
Now I have thought if kings rats and corns and fox snakes are so close in the same family can you cross breed a king and rat are is that to far out of the box thought
Can Lizards cross breed?
Where in the Australian world did you find that coral snake in the link : kzhead.info/sun/Y9uzfb6XqnWvdJE/bejne.html
*Wonka* we have a snake called a coral snake but it’s not related to the American coral snake
@@WickedWildlife I see the internet as a "genie in a box" if there is any information I am unsure of I check it out from many sources I compare notes from people agreeing that do NOT know each other or even me , but as for snakes I've lived with enough of them over the years and to be strictly honest I have absolutely no use for them ..Id rather see them all gone than know anymore exist and I'll tell you why and even if you don't admit it (which is up to you) I still feel you'd have to agree.. That: "Anything on this Earth that has lived past 200 hundred years has tapped either an ancient knowledge of some sort or has started to developer telekinetic abilities ..and in that a Large snake such as an Anoconda 50ft long in the rainforest knows how to move nerve ends so well that anything in its parameter is subject to cardiac arrest.. Even people with no heart problems in thier 30s for instance.. Rats & mice I have no use for in the same.. Cats in large bands can be menacing but definitely have a defense in agility to eradicate both...however a mongoose has a God given talent to do so ..so I'm saying that snakes in cages still get fatigued and still want to kill thier captures.. One can be clever about how to handle them or even be passive enough in company to not get bit a majority of time.. I myself would kill ever snake I could ..to guarantee the wellbeing of my lady or any child in jeopardy ..pets may relax to owners but children are always in danger of both poisonous and non poisonous snakes.. I was literally hunted by a very large 7-8ft black what appears to be mamba in my yard this last summer and there appears to be another taipan black which is slightly shorter than the golden one I shot and posted same exact head herringbone type underbelly but black with a more downward pointed smaller type face..he doesn't strike as fast but I couldn't get a safer shot on the mamba due to he was wrapped around the back of a 12ft building he struck at me and dodged the bullet at close range twice striking within inches of me with my gun at arms ..never have I seen a snake so fast yet even this big up close.. Only thing else this size I've seen in Florida was a rattle snake which was bigger around but more descending and much much slower.. Honestly you will not see anything like this in the suburbs or even town areas away from cities but they are here ..they are murderers and they killed my Doberman-beagle I did not want the fame or recognition I am not a man of revenge either however to me they are mere demons that must be erradicated ..I hope they can be caught and milked ..but you have to know by now "what is written & recorded is not always the case" & "what looks good on paperwork doesn't necessarily look good in realtime" so this time I'm say straight up "hear me man, they are here.. no matter how they got here" they normally flinch so fast the bullet misses them if they are still and close range.. Many helicopters fly over *1 possibility , the climate is truly suited for them *2nd possibility and this particular area is 76 meters above sea level where most of Florida is much lower between 15-3 meters it Is 45 miles away from the Gulf and 28miles away from the closest town .. Tucked in between 2 county forestry reserves less than 2-1miles away and not more than 6 miles to the next forestry area.. Purely grown up.. Hedge bushes 20-30 feet high yippon many hawks and eagles never leave visual sight here unless it's a really bad Hurricane about its 80 degrees in winter has been as high as 123 degrees with 100percent humidity in summer ..it only crosses into freezing a few days out of the year and has not snowed at all here since 1996. I'm not here to downplay anything you learned in school or badmouth anything you represent or stand for I was offended because it was like you were telling me I never saw my wolf's face blown up by rattler my pittbulls face blown up by moccasins or my Doberman Beagle die from bite it literally choked her from inside out she could not move after being bit within a small window of time no swelling just fatal paralysis breathing huff
*Wonka* I’m sorry for the loss of your dogs, living in a rural area of australia we’ve also lost dogs to snakes However many venomous snakes could have the same affect and even here in australia most snakes people think are taipans are not infact taipans But similar looking species like browns America has lots of unique snake species so couldn’t say which ones resemble a taipan but I can say they don’t exist out of australia and Papuan new Guinae Perhaps there’s a species there that locals use the name taipan for but it doesn’t mean it’s the same species
@@WickedWildlife thing is and I agree with almost everything you said here on last comment ..but *what if* (hate to start any sentence like this) what if those LLC guys that are in charge of the helicopters & the square mile lots.. Really did replant the species here? (That's a major problem) because 1) it's nearly perfect to match Australia's climate ..its a little more overgrown in places but the salt water resending in air is almost identical.. Same with heat and humidity ..I can appreciate Australians knowing what a hot forest feels like and humidity to boiling .. And so 2) this is a hypothetical conclusion ..if venom is going for high currency exchange ..and we both know neither mambas nor king cobra or coral snake venom is cheap on exchange rates.. There's a motive for restocking the wild.. But even 3) see given most of Florida is low elevation and military ships & AirForce coincide the hotel & resort markets here.. *I think you'll agree .."the waters are rising"? And in that ..if they talk the locals into selling off land lots cheap they can definitely find an extremely high resell value of the higher altitude land ..as in Florida's state government is rich ..so rich it rivals D.C. on political equality ..1/2 the state is Republican half is Democrat ..however we all manager to work together to not only defend the larger mainland ..but to cater a good time resorts included..for most of the United States so those owners of the $800 million dollar Baytown Wharf and Disney and Hilton ..would all be looking for higher ground because most of them as crazy as it is have 11story hotels sitting on 3-5 meter above sea level.. So in a sense it's like the Monarch promising change ..theyd rather kill us than to give us fair trade.. Is this something you could say is within a reasonable doubt.. I'm still going to document the next one I kill thoroughly .. So the fangs will be exposed the remaining venom will be collected the remains will be jarred to verify the species in DNA ..we will find out exactly what it is..because in this scenario * of what you have reason to doubt * and what I have reason to believe.. If I am bitten by this snake ..and I'm a hard working farmer ..former hotel inspector .. I work a lot of construct and I employ survival technical to cut cost.. If I am bitten ..and it is what I say or it is *what you can't name* (I'm a deadman) but even though I'm a man of the woods before I am any city worker as I grew up in the wild before moving here to Florida 28 years ago.. Even that I don't want to know my lady died or a child died.. And if I'd paid more attention I could have saved a good life a deserving person not a hoard of people.. I hope you understand I appreciate your input but this thing was a monster and honestly I've Been in a head on collision caused by a drunk driver going 99.9mph in my lane 78 impala hitting my car 73 cutlass no padding on steering no seat belts no airbag. Demons always take something that demon took my fear to help with him..you know..but this thing nerves me..and I m far from scared of anything .. Wished we could have gotten started on a better side but I'll never take the snakes side against another human being .. Honestly don't know how Australia could be completely positive it's not a taipan anyway.. I mean you know world trade ..its not hard to get anything shipped you can afford. So that's my point of reason ..no reason to really want to be seen with a snake myself .. I like hawks and goats a lot more. But thanks
@@WickedWildlife on the thing of "can snakes cross bread" it's just like anything else .. *chromosomes* must be within 2 points or less of same count .. So the chances of a deer breading with a goat.. Yak ..it helps probability slightly if both are actually "woodland colors" for instance looks like bambi drawn in Walt Disney movie by color or "albino" if both are this the hybrid barrier melts away 1 point closer in genetics ..this applies to every cousin animal reptile or bird ..it also applies to insects viruses bacterium fish else name it.. So a mouse breading with a jackrabbit isn't very likely to be born ..however a short eared guinea rabbit is more than likely between a smaller rabbit and a guinea pig.
Where is the Australian world did you get that *coral* snake in this video: kzhead.info/sun/Y9uzfb6XqnWvdJE/bejne.html
Interesting