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Originally Posted by jossh27
I'm not sure if you wrote it like this to be a jerk, or if its the way you thought people would best understand it... Probably both. So aside from selling them and tainting blood lines there's nothing wrong with it? Just people's personal feelings towards it.
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Nothing about it being a jerk. Just a different way of saying it.
It's not personal feelings.
I forgot the end of it.
It would read "Jossh27 now has a clutch of babies that have muddled blood. The borders are now closed in Australia so there's no way to get new, real diamond pythons out so his dream is crushed and the hobby of the animals we want to keep pure are no longer available."
It's about preservation of what we have.
I have no personal care what people decide to do. It's completely shady though that people will/did do this (many on purpose) to make money off "pure" species.
The other part is people will unknowingly buy "pure" and breed these "pure" and then sell them "pure" when they aren't. It's a completely avoidable and unfortunate event for those who want specific locales and can't find them.
And even those who divulge they aren't pure can't keep track of all the offspring and they may end up being re-sold or bred as "pure".
Sad things for the rare species we can no longer import and for whatever reason it's generally rare species that are hybridized.
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