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RE: Definitely gigas, not bicinctus n/p

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Posted by: coluber at Sat Nov 3 06:08:05 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by coluber ]  
   

Thanks guys!...seperate lodgings it is then!!

Wolfgang..could I ask if you know where the general breeding stock here in the U.K. is from?(i.e. geographical range)...both of my youngsters are captive bred,so its impossible to know their origin.I realise this may not be possible to answer but thanks in advance anyway.

kind regards Paul

   

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