Re: albin Japanese rats..........arent they protected????

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Posted by Rob Jenkins on July 25, 2000 at 08:29:49:

In Reply to: Re: albin Japanese rats..........arent they protected???? posted by Terry on July 24, 2000 at 13:30:04:

: No problem, Eric. I'm really glad you brought it up. Now I understand this situation better. I think we learned lots of good stuff today. It is good info for Rob too. Since he is on the other side of the world we probably won't hear back from him until tomorrow. Talk to ya later. TC.

: : Now that you mention it they may have been leucistic rat snakes. I only mentioned it because I didn't want Rob to get into major trouble for molesting a protected snake.

I appreciate all the help you guys give. I also thank you for helping me stay out of trouble. That's all the U.S. military needs is more bad publicity in Asia right now.

I am off to Korea in two days until the first week of September, so I will continue to search for these snakes when I get back. I am pretty sure that it will be warm enough for them to still be out then. Those leucistic rats look really awesome. I guess by those pics in the Iwakuni article that they do get pretty big. I wouldn't have guessed after seeing how small this one was.

Thanks guys.

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: : No problem, Eric. I'm really glad you brought it up. Now I understand this situation better. I think we learned lots of good stuff today. It is good info for Rob too. Since he is on the other side of the world we probably won't hear back from him until tomorrow. Talk to ya later. TC. : : : Now that you mention it they may have been leucistic rat snakes. I only mentioned it because I didn't want Rob to get into major trouble for molesting a protected snake. : I appreciate all the help you guys give. I also thank you for helping me stay out of trouble. That's all the U.S. military needs is more bad publicity in Asia right now. : I am off to Korea in two days until the first week of September, so I will continue to search for these snakes when I get back. I am pretty sure that it will be warm enough for them to still be out then. Those leucistic rats look really awesome. I guess by those pics in the Iwakuni article that they do get pretty big. I wouldn't have guessed after seeing how small this one was. : Thanks guys.

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