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Pigmy Rattlesnake interbreeding
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by Buzztail1 on November 5, 2000
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Checking my invaluable field guide, I see that the normal ranges of the Dusky Pigmy Rattlesnake, Carolina Pigmy Rattlesnake and Western Pigmy Rattlesnake all overlap in Alabama. I was wondering if any of these snakes interbreed in the wild and if anyone has ever seen the result of these crosses? Thanks for your time, Karl
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RE: Pigmy Rattlesnake interbreeding
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by PIGMAN on November 13, 2000
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Yes pigmies do interbreed in overlaping ranges and can make it confusing for identifying the specie. I also play around with interbreeding pigmies and you can get a rainbow of different collored pigmies cross breeding the spcies, A carolina Red crossed with a Dusky = a Red Dusky. Carolina Reds and Carolina Greys = a Lavender phase and so on!!!
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