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RE: Its mean & Green but what species?

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Posted by: evil-elvis at Sat Jan 20 21:04:33 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by evil-elvis ]  
   



Thanks for the reply and advice/opinion,
I also feel it is not albolabris. I feel confident I could do it with out injuring him, I have popped other snakes to sex them with no problem, But I also agree with you,that if any way is possible that does not involve me getting hands on with this or any of my snakes I will go that route.
I would not breed him unless I was 100% sure on the Species and could match it up, I know it happens in the wild and in captivity on accident and on purpose, But I wouldn't do that myself.

Thanks again,
Ryan


   

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