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Cross Bred Snakes in the Wild
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Anonymous post on August 31, 2003
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I recently caught a black-tailed rattlesnake in the wild. It has the obvious solid black tail markings but it also has many traits of the mojave rattlesnake, such as a greenish coloration and large scales between the supraoculars. Do snakes of different types cross breed in the wild?
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RE: Cross Bred Snakes in the Wild
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by Chris_Harper on September 1, 2003
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Some known species crossbreeds are:
C. adamanteus x C. horridus
A.contortrix x A.piscivorous
C.atrox x C.scutulatus
So, it's possible that you have found a crossbreed.
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