Re: CHARLIE CLOUD @ LESTER G MILROY III

Posted by WHITE BOY on June 11, 2002 at 22:34:15:

In Reply to: Re: CHARLIE CLOUD @ LESTER G MILROY III posted by Lester G. Milroy III on June 11, 2002 at 21:55:39:

: : WHITH MY EXPERIENCE IN HL ANATOMY AND STUFF IT SOUND TO ME THAT CHARLIE CLOUD @ LESTER G MILROY III SHOULD STOP TRYING TO RAISE HL BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT DOING ANYTHING RIGHT

: :Well, I look at it this way, you must not have too much knowledge of HL anatomy and physiology because I have been raising HLs for 15 years now and I have had great success. I am not raising them for the pet trade though. I am studying them for their biology, physiology, anatomy, ecology and behaviors. I am not trying, I am doing. One species at a time. When I publish, I will let you know. But you will have to get a copy from Journals like Conservation Biology, Nature, and Science. Maybe even National Geographic. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service will also have the conservation management guidelines. How about an email address, or are you too knowledgable? Lester G. Milroy III

-----Well it seems to me that you know a little about hl. What is your profession? I am a bioligist and i also study the hl. I have sucsessfully breeded them and i will have no problem having an educated disscusion about them. So give me your E-mail and we can talk Horned lizards. And by the way charlie knows his hl, we have already chated

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