Re: who is breeding locale situla in '01?

Posted by Ray Loraine on February 12, 2001 at 18:39:40:

In Reply to: who is breeding locale situla in '01? posted by kirk on February 11, 2001 at 19:22:27:

Although uncommon 5 - 10 years ago, we're all lucky that Elaphe situla are more common and available now. There are a number of folks breeding them in the state, when only a few years ago anybody was lucky to get one - let alone hope attempt to be origin-specific. I have a colony of about 12 situla I've been working with for about 10 years. I am also working with longissima and q. quartolineata.

I know several have been intersted in longissima in the past few years. Who's actually figured them out. Cheers RKL

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: Although uncommon 5 - 10 years ago, we're all lucky that Elaphe situla are more common and available now. There are a number of folks breeding them in the state, when only a few years ago anybody was lucky to get one - let alone hope attempt to be origin-specific. I have a colony of about 12 situla I've been working with for about 10 years. I am also working with longissima and q. quartolineata. : I know several have been intersted in longissima in the past few years. Who's actually figured them out. Cheers RKL

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