Terry, Reptiles is talking about E. anomala instead of E. dione. n/p

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Posted by Bert Grit on June 13, 2002 at 01:29:40:

In Reply to: I don't think this info is very accurate.....(more) posted by Terry Cox on June 12, 2002 at 16:39:11:

: : I doubt that you will find any Korean rat snakes in any of the shows. I have never found any at a reptile show.

: ***They were at the Daytona Show (Bill Mulligan) :(

: : While I would not quite call them super rare, they just aren't very popular, and that's why you don't see them around much.

: ***You don't see them around much because they are still being developed by the few people who have them. They aren't popular because hardly anyone has had a chance to work with them. If you visited this forum more often, you'd have better information :(

: : I got my pair from Hiss N Things/Jim Kavney. So, maybe you should email them, or try East Bay Vivarium. They also had some on their price list awhile back. The prices range from $35 to $100+ apiece as babies, according to where ya get them.

: ***Jim Kavney has them? That's news to me. Are you sure you have South Korean dione? Also, I've never seen them offered for $35, or anything less than $100/ea. The few I've seen offered were over $100/ea. I doubt you've even seen a "real" South Korean dione :(

: ***To answer Dave's question. They are very new in the states and I doubt you would find them at an IRBA show unless they were recent imports. I certainly don't mean to advertise on this forum, but I'd be willing to answer any more questions. If you'd like to check some pics, see link below.

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: : : Are they fairly new here in the states?
: : : I'll be going to a IRBA reptile show here in L.A.
: : : a cple weeks from now- do you think I can find one there?
: : : also- are there any caresheets available on the net on these guys?
: : : -thx.

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If that's the case, I would appologize..... Terry Cox 06/13/02 (1)
- You're welcome! n/p Bert Grit 06/13/02 (0)

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: : : I doubt that you will find any Korean rat snakes in any of the shows. I have never found any at a reptile show. : : ***They were at the Daytona Show (Bill Mulligan) :( : : : While I would not quite call them super rare, they just aren't very popular, and that's why you don't see them around much. : : ***You don't see them around much because they are still being developed by the few people who have them. They aren't popular because hardly anyone has had a chance to work with them. If you visited this forum more often, you'd have better information :( : : : I got my pair from Hiss N Things/Jim Kavney. So, maybe you should email them, or try East Bay Vivarium. They also had some on their price list awhile back. The prices range from $35 to $100+ apiece as babies, according to where ya get them. : : ***Jim Kavney has them? That's news to me. Are you sure you have South Korean dione? Also, I've never seen them offered for $35, or anything less than $100/ea. The few I've seen offered were over $100/ea. I doubt you've even seen a "real" South Korean dione :( : : ***To answer Dave's question. They are very new in the states and I doubt you would find them at an IRBA show unless they were recent imports. I certainly don't mean to advertise on this forum, but I'd be willing to answer any more questions. If you'd like to check some pics, see link below. : : : : : : : Are they fairly new here in the states? : : : : I'll be going to a IRBA reptile show here in L.A. : : : : a cple weeks from now- do you think I can find one there? : : : : also- are there any caresheets available on the net on these guys? : : : : -thx.

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