Re: It is a Blue Beaded, H. horridum (charlesbogerti) alvarezi

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Posted by thats not an alvarezi beaded lizard........more on January 14, 2002 at 21:43:01:

In Reply to: Re: It is a Blue Beaded, H. horridum (charlesbogerti) alvarezi posted by HerpNut on January 14, 2002 at 20:46:11:

: John, right on!!!

: For as little information out there about this subspecie I thought there might be a challenge.

: You guys are good....

: This one was my other captive bred or should I said captive hatch Blue Beaded, H. horridum charlesbogerti.

: Keep on herping....

: Regards, HerpNut

alvarezi beadeds are pitch black. no trace what so ever of yellow markings on their body. i've never heard the term blue beaded used to describe c. bogerti beadeds. i think you combined to sub-species into one description. i've seen, photographed, and held alvarezi beadeds and that looks nothing like them. alvarezi are so uncommon, there's no mistaking it once you see them.

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H. h. alvarezi = H. h. charlesbogerti HerpNut 01/15/02 (26)
- i finf it hard to believe that two sub-species of beaded lizards........ steve 01/15/02 (8)
  - Re: i finf it hard to believe that two sub-species of beaded lizards........ HerpNut 01/15/02 (7)
    - Hey guys, what about the different physical characteristics...... kerry 01/15/02 (2)
      - Kerry, What are you talking about???... More... HerpNut 01/15/02 (1)
        
        From what I've read about the two...... kerry 01/16/02 (0)
    - IS THIS LUIS.........aka herp nut?????? whats your real name? steve 01/15/02 (3)
      - Ssshhh.... I am HerpNut.... Steve, e-mail me....n/p HerpNut 01/15/02 (2)
        
        Luis, did you ever get your beadeds back? n/p John 01/15/02 (1)
        
        John... HerpNut 01/17/02 (0)
- PS. I have kept both subspecies...n/p HerpNut 01/15/02 (16)
  - yes, but have you hatched both sub-species?? steve 01/15/02 (15)
    - Review your reference books....Alvarezi does not hatch out black. HerpNut 01/15/02 (14)
      - And I thought we were bad............. Kevin Earley 01/16/02 (13)
        
        Re: And I thought we were bad............. ag 01/16/02 (4)
        
        actually ag, the line between exasperatum and horridum..... steve 01/16/02 (3)
        
        Re: actually ag, the line between exasperatum and horridum..... ag 01/16/02 (2)
        
        ag if you saw enough of them overtime, you could tell the difference steve 01/17/02 (1)
        
        Re: ag if you saw enough of them overtime, you could tell the difference John 01/17/02 (0)
        
        See...We have 3-4 Subspecies...hehehe..n/p HerpNut 01/16/02 (7)
        
        Re: See...We have 3-4 Subspecies...hehehe..n/p jherps 01/17/02 (5)
        
        full of what mr. j herp????????? steve 01/17/02 (4)
        
        Re: full of what mr. j herp????????? jherps 01/17/02 (3)
        
        Yep, you really "stured" things up.......n/p GM2 01/17/02 (0)
        
        Shut up Jason!!!....More... HerpNut 01/17/02 (1)
        
        porque? HERP-NUT?? is she good looking or somethin.... steve 01/17/02 (0)
        
        translation= MORE CONFUSION...................lol n/p steve 01/16/02 (0)

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: : John, right on!!! : : For as little information out there about this subspecie I thought there might be a challenge. : : You guys are good.... : : This one was my other captive bred or should I said captive hatch Blue Beaded, H. horridum charlesbogerti. : : Keep on herping.... : : Regards, HerpNut : alvarezi beadeds are pitch black. no trace what so ever of yellow markings on their body. i've never heard the term blue beaded used to describe c. bogerti beadeds. i think you combined to sub-species into one description. i've seen, photographed, and held alvarezi beadeds and that looks nothing like them. alvarezi are so uncommon, there's no mistaking it once you see them.

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