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Re: Pictures of the Process....

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Posted by ABSTRACT on March 21, 2003 at 03:11:09:

In Reply to: Re: Pictures of the Process.... posted by Chance on March 20, 2003 at 22:23:24:

::dam looking good,i'll take a pair of babies when they come out!
::congratulations hopefully my thrasops will do the same!
::alex

:I was actually kind of afraid, when I first got these snakes, that the melanistic female was a Thrasops. I've heard they are sometimes exported as Dispholidus due to their similarity in appearance. I had to count scales to be sure, but sure enough, she's a boom (especially according to those teeth!). Anyway, I tell ya what. You produce some c.b. Thrasops, and I'd you may have a trade on your hands.
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sure man i'll trade,you know i havent had a boomer but there just like thrasops i also believe that there venom is as toxic maybe a little less not sure thought.
there habitat is diffrent thats all.
alex



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