Can you breed different species of snakes??

Question

My boyfriend recently gave me a baby Albino California King Snake. He and I thought it might be a good idea to try to breed my snake with his Columbian Red-Tailed Boa, (once my King Snake is of age, of course).

So, basically, I was just wondering if this is possible, and if so, how to go about doing so. And I was wondering if anyone knows/ has ever seen what the phenotype of this cross-breed will be.

Answer 1

go to youtube, snakebytes has a wicked green tree python crossed with a carpet python its called a carpondro  

Answer 2

i would not try it. number one those ARE  very cool snakes and i would not risk there heath. get the advice of a proffesional.  

Answer 3

No they cant A its impossible B:it would just lead to the usual mixing issues and stress for the snakes as snakes are soliatry animals  

Answer 4

No.  When animals are different species, it means they cannot interbreed.

Answer 5

There is a possibility, when they are in the same family only. A colubrid with a colubrid, pythonidae with pythonidae EX: Kingsnake x corn snake or blood python x ball python, but not pythonidae with colubrid.

Answer 6

Only closely-related species can interbreed -- sometimes. Your boyfriend is no herpetologist.