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RE: Big Red

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Posted by: PhilodryasFAN at Wed Aug 16 15:32:01 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PhilodryasFAN ]  
   

Very nice, Phobos! I always like to see the photos that you post, (and the videos, of course!)
Really beautiful snakes you have there.

Oh, by the way, I have seen that females are much more aggressive than the males in the Bothrops genus. Although it's not a 'rule' because not always happens, and not in all the species, I've seen it.

Cheers,
PhilodryasFAN

   

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