I tend to agree with Cerat on the crossbreeding of species and sub species and creating Hybrids not being a good idea.

Nature has a GREAT meganism wich are called "survival of the fittest" which happens through natural selection. This will "normally" ensure that males of the same species fight for the right to mate with very picky females. And thus "should" prevent crossbreeding. And predotors picking of the weak "should" keep the gene pool pure.

I can just imagine what deformities and horible things can happen when creating hybrids and these escaping or even being reintroduced into a habitat where they don't belong. The effect this Hybrids' venom might have... etc. The list is endless and the bigger picture is even bigger than what Cerat has been trying to paint. You should actually include LOOK AT THE BIGGER PICTURE in your signature Cerat.

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Garfield wrote: You should actually include LOOK AT THE BIGGER PICTURE in your signature Cerat.

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Already there.

Due to some dumb decisions on my part, I can safely say that Poeciliteria wont survive in the Bloemfontein area.
My T room dropped to about -4 degrees.
On the other hand most off the terestrials were not bothered much by the temp drop.
But wont try that again