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Posted by: Eimon at Sun Dec 19 04:28:11 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Eimon ]  
   

I personally agree with your observation. Generally speaking, there is just a subtle difference, if any, between the two "locales." From the ones I've seen, the Matias usually seem to have slightly narrower striping, but not always. I kind of believe the two to really be the same boas. I've noticed far more difference in looks between Pioneertown animals that were observed 100 yards apart, than in Felipes/Matias. And soneone should tell Rainer to bring all his shoes and glasses, 'cause he can't see so good....LOL. A Bay of LA it defintely isn't.


   

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