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Posted by: BillyBoy at Tue Feb 20 06:37:19 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BillyBoy ] but Telescopus, T. semiannulatus to be exact. Also known as the Tanzanian Tiger Snake, Tanzanian Cat Snake or Tierslang. Kind of the African equivalent to Leptodeira. I really like these little guys and hope they will breed for me in the next year or two. Unfortunatley, there is very little published about them (that I can find anyway), so I am kind of winging it with them. I had some T. dhara (plain brown Egyptian subspecies) many years ago and they proved to be very trouble-free, but I did not keep them long enough to attempt breeding them. Either way, these are indeed very cool and interesting creatures and I am looking forward to learning more about them. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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