Re: Obituary - Pailsus (1998-2002) Welcome home Pseudechis!!!

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: Finally done Wolfgang??? ƒº : I¡¦m glad that its finally done with the ?genus? <i> Pailses </i>, knew for sure that it was <i> Pseudechis </i>. I have seen them appear from the egg grow to adult, I also know they are quit Ophiophag, I had have it many times that I needed to safe a specimen of being eaten when they were together for mating. In behaviour Yes, they act like the many <i> Pseudonaja species </i> I have handled when I was in Australia. But aggression or better said defense is not the thing to create a new species of snake that looks like a kingbrown in small. He I¡¦m not a scientist, but just the nutcase that enjoys snakes. : <img src="http://www.chello.nl/~rdl.mastenbroek/Pa13.jpg"> : <img src="http://www.chello.nl/~rdl.mastenbroek/Pa-02.jpg"> : <img src="http://www.chello.nl/~rdl.mastenbroek/Pa-07.jpg"> : <img src="http://www.chello.nl/~rdl.mastenbroek/Pa2.jpg"> : Some pictures of my <b> <i> Pseudechis </b> </i> , gorgeous snakes, : With Best Regards, : Richard Mastenbroek (Mr Taipan) : : : : It is with profound gladness that the demise was announced today of Pailsus, oldest genus-level offspring of Raymond T. Hoser, and elder sibling of Katrinus and Lenhoserus. : : Pailsus was weakened from birth due to insufficiently developed scientific evidence. During its short life, it was dogged by controversy, and, in its weakened state, was unable to resist a brief attack of DNA sequence analysis. Experts now fear that a similar fate may befall its siblings Katrinus and Lenhoserus, which suffer from similar congenital birth defects. : : Additional memorial services will be held in the near future in the peer-reviewed literature, and will be announced here and elsewhere. Contributions in the shape of reprint requests will be gladly accepted at that time. : : A preliminary post-mortem report may be consulted at the link below. : : Cheers, : : WW

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