Sri Lankan versus Indian Star

Posted by nick on August 30, 2001 at 14:59:11:

hey, i was just curious as to how to differentiate between the two, other than the fact that the former is significantly more expensive and harder to find than the indians. i've read that the sri lankan's have wider yellow bands, and grow larger on average (but then northern indian stars are supposed to be big too, but with more brownish "black fields" to paraphrase a source i can't quite recall) are there physiological differences that can be used to seperate the two? or is it simply based on origin. and i've also read that they have varying degrees of preferences for humidity and temperature

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