Yeah, those are the same species, so thats why they can breed.

As long as you keep hybrids to yourself, then breed away. Just don't spread them into the hobby.

What are you cross breeding because if it holds true that African wild dog and Domestic dog won't cross, it means that example Ceratogyrus and Brachypelma won't cross either?

This means that 'hybradizing' wont be a very strong motivation from NatCon to ban our tarantula keeping? :huh:

I would prefer not to say what I am going to try hybridize.
That would be correct. Brachypelma and Ceratogyrus won't cross breed.
The worry of keeping exotics is that they are potentially invasive not that they can hybridize with local species.

If Ceratogyrus invades america and Brachypelma invades Africa then it's not 'invasion' just 'relocation'... :whistle:

Jokes aside, someone realy needs to determine which is invasive and which not cause I want to keep T's without worries!

Well go clear out your piggy bank and do some environmental impact studies.

Ceratogyrus wrote: Well go clear out your piggy bank and do some environmental impact studies.

My piggy bank is already cleared out getting my setups ready for my 1st tarantulas... :pinch: