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maybe your the one who should invest in a field guide!!

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Posted by SNAKESDJF on April 23, 2003 at 00:08:10:

In Reply to: Do Yuma Kings really get larger then normal Cal Kings ? posted by Tim Madsen on April 22, 2003 at 06:20:43:

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i a have a large collection of literature and sometimes field guides are not always accurate. dave


::i heard that Yuma (Yumensis)kings grow larger than Coastal Banded and Desert Cal kings? is this really true? the Yuma's i have which are the same age as my other adult Cal kings seem to be the same lengh. but a little more in girth. thanks dave

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:You really should invest in a field guide it's full of useful information, such as average length. IMHO the yuma is no larger on average than any other cal. king.

:Tim




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