Type: Other
Aliases: Bateater, Jungle Retic, Jungle Burm
Issues: N/A
First Produced In: Unknown
Availability: Rarest
Last Updated: 2023-01-20
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There are a few know viable Reticulated Python hybrids.
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See Individual Histories Below.
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The head is dependent upon the Hybrid in question.
The body is dependent upon the Hybrid in question.
The belly is dependent upon the Hybrid in question.
The tail is dependent upon the Hybrid in question.
The so called “Borneo Bat Eaters” are a 50/50 cross of a Reticulated Python and a Burmese Python. Typically a male Retic is bred to a female Burm. They have a brown/gold/olive base color with black blotches for the dorsal pattern as well as down the sides. Some say, their patterns resemble “camouflage.” The head looks more like a Burm but you can see the Retic influence, it is especially evident in the orange eyes.
Jungle Retics are the product of breeding a “Borneo Bat Eater” back to a Retic. Which means they are 75/25 cross, in favor of the Retic. NERD was the first to produce the “Jungle” Retics and within that clutch there was not one that looked like another. Some of them were striped, others banded and some that were just weird. According to Andy Deitz, NERD’s Retic specialist, they hit you like nothing else, it feels like you’re getting bit by an adult mainland.
It was originally believed that the Balltic shown by NERD in 2012 was a Reticulated Python x Ball Python, however Kevin later confirmed the breeding pair was a Bateater (Burmese Python x Reticulated Python) x Goldenchild Reticulated Python.
Jungle Burms are the result of breeding a “Borneo Bat Eater” back to a Burm. Making them a 75/25, in favor of the Burmese. The few I have seen simply looked like glorified Burms with a weird Retic influenced head. The “Jungle” Retics are much more exciting.
No known related traits.
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