Can you breed veileds with panthers.

[pedro92]

Can you breed different species together. Is it good. Do they look weird, good, bad, different.

 

[joefarah]

Oh boy here we go...

I'm headed to the bomb shelter.

Someone let me know when the dust has settled.

 

[Will Hayward]

Joe, doesn't matter. By the time it settles, another will have dropped.

 

[Kent67]

Can you breed different species together. Is it good. Do they look weird, good, bad, different.

For the most part, no you can't. Definetely not panthers and veileds. Some other closely related species hybridize in captivity, but there's no reason to. And no one does.

End of thread?

 

[Vegas Chad]

End of thread?

Agreed......

 

[dectr6]

.........:d

 

[joefarah]

Agreed. .

 

[Treetop Chameleons]

lol, that was fast..

 

[dectr6]

I was kinda looking forward to the fight!

 

[Treetop Chameleons]

me too i cant lie, but even Will was good.

 

[dectr6]

You think I should start a thread declaring I've successfully bred two different species and released all 60 of them in the wild? Might cause a temporary shut down of the forum.

 

[Justin Carl]

hahaha lmao

 

[dectr6]

They probably put a contract out on me.

 

[Treetop Chameleons]

i dont know if you would make it thrue the night.

 

[dectr6]

Would definately have to send the wife and kids to moms house!

 

[joefarah]

Lol!


...

 

[Will Hayward]

David, If you had posted that and I fully beleived you, I would have fainted right here face first into the keyboard. Hahaha.

 

[joefarah]

I was on a gecko forum a while back and some one posted pics of a Rhacodactylus ciliatus (crested gecko) x R. chahoua gecko they had bred.

It caused quite the stir over there...

I never did find out if it was fertile.

 

[Will Hayward]

link meeeeee?

 

[Kosmo]

Gene manipulation! I say we slice and dice the two together on a genetic level… we could throw some pig and bear in there… Chambearpig!