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Posted by joe on June 20, 2002 at 14:18:34:

In Reply to: Top 5 of all time... posted by Rodgers M. on June 19, 2002 at 17:14:14:

no particular order...

First Boa Constrictor Tamaulipas (I will never forget seeing a Boa crossing the road)

First C. d totonacus Tamaulipas (The coolest Buzztails I've ever seen, but I've never seen
a willards, yet ;))

First two A. b. taylori Tamaulipas (2 DOR's but both very "ornate")

First annulata on first trip ever to Freer (gravid) 1975 plus or minus a year

First Gravid alterna Juno Road - also
caught a black-headed male and annulata
that night, a little icing on the cake

This not fair, look what I have to leave off...
P. d. jani Nuevo leon
P d. deppei san luis potosi
L m. greeri Durango
C. m. nigrescens Nuevo Leon and Durango
L. alterna DOR north Saltillo only 5th specimen from locality
C. aquilus (banded phase) San luis Potosi
First Small mouthed Salamander San Antonio 80'
Blunt headed tree snake Tamaulipas
Leptophis Tamaulipas
Pliocercus sp. Tamaulipas
8 1/2 foot indigo at least two occasions
8 1/2 Bull Juno
7 1/2 Bull Juno
7 foot E. o. lindhiemeri (big ugly and mean)
DOR Indigo Bexar County
First hatchling Indigo (these are awesome babies)
First Twin Spot Santa Ritas
and
and
and
I know, now I'm cheating, and rambling
so I'll shut up, but there is more!!! lol

And there's still a million things I want to see-
never seen a pyro, a zonata, a gila, triaspis (live), willardi, rosaliae, rosy boa, etc etc

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I can see you had a hard choice picking just 5! LOL nm R.M. 06/20/02 (1)
- I forgot two blonde subocs LOL n/m sorry :) joe 06/20/02 (0)

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: no particular order... : First Boa Constrictor Tamaulipas (I will never forget seeing a Boa crossing the road) : First C. d totonacus Tamaulipas (The coolest Buzztails I've ever seen, but I've never seen : a willards, yet ;)) : First two A. b. taylori Tamaulipas (2 DOR's but both very "ornate") : First annulata on first trip ever to Freer (gravid) 1975 plus or minus a year : First Gravid alterna Juno Road - also : caught a black-headed male and annulata : that night, a little icing on the cake : This not fair, look what I have to leave off... : P. d. jani Nuevo leon : P d. deppei san luis potosi : L m. greeri Durango : C. m. nigrescens Nuevo Leon and Durango : L. alterna DOR north Saltillo only 5th specimen from locality : C. aquilus (banded phase) San luis Potosi : First Small mouthed Salamander San Antonio 80' : Blunt headed tree snake Tamaulipas : Leptophis Tamaulipas : Pliocercus sp. Tamaulipas : 8 1/2 foot indigo at least two occasions : 8 1/2 Bull Juno : 7 1/2 Bull Juno : 7 foot E. o. lindhiemeri (big ugly and mean) : DOR Indigo Bexar County : First hatchling Indigo (these are awesome babies) : First Twin Spot Santa Ritas : and : and : and : I know, now I'm cheating, and rambling : so I'll shut up, but there is more!!! lol : And there's still a million things I want to see- : never seen a pyro, a zonata, a gila, triaspis (live), willardi, rosaliae, rosy boa, etc etc

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