They do grow like weeds. . . >

Posted by Terry Parks on December 22, 2001 at 08:47:44:

In Reply to: Re: E. dione (pic) posted by Terry Cox on December 22, 2001 at 07:47:11:

Hi Terry - I told Chad they were about 15 inches now and he was surprised they had gotten that big. I've always thought that E. situla had one of the prettiest head patterns. When I look at a dione from the top of the head, I think it rivals a situla. What do you think? These diones were my first step into Asian rat snakes and I was impressed that they seem easy to care for and are very hardy and great eaters. An excellent snake for any hobbyist. Can't wait for a S. Korean dione. HeHe.

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