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RE: scaleless everglades

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Posted by: DMong at Mon Jul 30 12:39:36 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]  
   

Well, yes, there's no doubt at all that one person's Yellow Rat is certainly another's Everglades Rat. We both know that has always been the case with normals, and they are very likely nothing more than noteable color variants of the same thing anyway. What I wonder more about is if both the Yellow and the Everglades didn't actually originate from the Texas rat.
This will always be like the old "Tootsie-Pop" TV commercial of the 1970's.........




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