Thanks for the info . . .>

Posted by Terry Parks on December 30, 2001 at 12:42:28:

In Reply to: Re: Seem like they're more aligned . . > posted by Terry Cox on December 30, 2001 at 11:47:22:

maybe they need to be extremely long in the wild since they're arboreal and need to reach down to the forest floor to catch prey? I don't know about carinata, but Spilotes is not considered a constrictor. They hang out in the rain forest trees and vegetation and reach down to grab prey. Just a thought.

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: maybe they need to be extremely long in the wild since they're arboreal and need to reach down to the forest floor to catch prey? I don't know about carinata, but Spilotes is not considered a constrictor. They hang out in the rain forest trees and vegetation and reach down to grab prey. Just a thought.

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