Re: triaspis

Posted by andrew godambe on October 11, 1999 at 17:06:10:

In Reply to: triaspis posted by Eric on October 11, 1999 at 14:56:26:

: I am hoping to produce triaspis next year. I have a small adult pair that I hope will go next year. I say hope because no one produces these animals on a regular basis. They are very hard to breed due to the nature of triaspis. Those like Gerald Merker who have worked extensively with triaspis are still puzzled and get very low numbers in breeding if any at all.

I believe the Merkers were working exclusively with wc animals - this *may*, to some extent, explain the poor results. I'm not suggesting these snakes breed like corns! Good luck with yours!

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