Re: Gonyosoma oxycephala/no listed subspecies/and....

Posted by Bill on October 21, 1999 at 18:20:16:

In Reply to: Gonyosoma oxycephala/no listed subspecies/and.... posted by Chris Harper on October 21, 1999 at 17:29:25:

I'm breeding both the Greens and Greys. They may be only (and probably) color phases but the difference in temperment, acclimitization rates, and ease of keeping are tremendous! The Greys are more like Corn Snakes while the Greens , well if you already have one you know all about them already!

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