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RE: Having humidity problems with Roseys

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Posted by: markg at Wed Mar 24 17:58:27 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by markg ]  
   

Hi there Keven,

Do you remember back in the day, the IRBA show would have so many killer rosies that is was nothing short of amazing. (Now all replaced by ball pythons..). The rosy following has definitely waned here in So Cal.

Fortunately there are enough rosy enthusiasts in the US to keep some great bloodlines alive and well.

Ooh, Cottonwoods. Those can be very sensitive to humidity. They are stunning, aren't they? Even the browner ones are just beautiful IMO.

Glad the problem rosy seems to be getting better. Take care.
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