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RE: Unique specimen

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Posted by: DMong at Sun May 20 15:46:52 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]  
   

Good deal!. I don't "think" it's too late in the season for breeding EDB's, but I am not a real Crotalid breeder guru either....I specialize in colubrids. Do you have a photo of this?. I wonder if she didn't get pooped on by the male instead. I see this happen ALL THE TIME when colubrids are freshly introduced to each other without them "purging" beforehand...LOL! When they get all worked-up and start actively crawling around the enclosures they often poop wherever it may happen to be almost like clock-work..LOL!



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