Re: Chinese rat snake

Inviato da bosk on Febbraio 16, 2000 at 05:41:25:

In Reply to: Chinese rat snake posted by Ted on Gennaio 11, 2000 at 22:20:18:

OK, Elaphe porphyracea spp. may have a wide distribution range in China and northern SE Asia, but that doesn't make it 'not rare' though. Tiger (subspecies) has a range covering the whole of China up to Russia, and spread across SE Asia to Pakistan westward (alright, used to), will you say it will be 'easy to find in the wild'???

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