Re: Looking for accurate in situ status of spiders

Posted by EJ on July 02, 2000 at 13:28:18:

In Reply to: Looking for accurate in situ status of spiders posted by Bob on July 02, 2000 at 11:49:40:

Do you honestly believe that those people have time to log on to kingsnake.(said matter of factly) We're talking some seriously busy people here.

: Before we conclude weather this mass importation of spiders is
: a good thing, in saving at least some from food markets and habitat destruction and setting up captive breeding groups, or a bad thing in that much of the Pyxis in situ habitats remains intact and the food market collection is insignificant, can somebody, i.e. Behler, Kuchling, Hollstrom, accurately inform us?

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