Re: Question: Flame Texas Blackratsnakes...

Posted by dg on April 01, 2001 at 11:28:09:

In Reply to: Question: Flame Texas Blackratsnakes... posted by Rainer on April 01, 2001 at 10:22:03:

: Any info on these would be helpful...(ie, origin, validity ect.)

Hi Rainer,
If I remember correctly, a gentleman named Tom Dew (Nashport, Ohio?) was working with/had those. I saw a few of those animals last year and decided to pass. What was your take on the animals that you saw?? The ones I witnessed were less than spectacular and very far from unique. IMHO, their description was much more exciting than their phenotype, :))

dg

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: : Any info on these would be helpful...(ie, origin, validity ect.) : Hi Rainer, : If I remember correctly, a gentleman named Tom Dew (Nashport, Ohio?) was working with/had those. I saw a few of those animals last year and decided to pass. What was your take on the animals that you saw?? The ones I witnessed were less than spectacular and very far from unique. IMHO, their description was much more exciting than their phenotype, :)) : dg

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