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Justyn
at Tue Mar 28 02:31:22 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Justyn ]
Hahahahaha, Harpesaurus beccarii, huh? My dear friend, soeone is likely taking you for a wild ride. There is a reason only the exact same photo cycles around with these guys, they are extremely rare in the wild, and even found more rarely in captivity. In fact, I'm only aware of a few specimens in the early ninties that have been kept.
>>Some are basically undistinguishable from young capra males; this is why we can’t assume every photo to be capra. Remember at first I really believed mine was as you said a young capra, on the phone my friend said it’s very rare he gets young wild capras, but to have 30 in a shipment of 40 labelled as crucigeras is next impossible. We got an other shipment today, some capras, some crucigera, some armata, some gonos both chameleon and belli (these for me) and some moluccan hydrosaurus (also for me).
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>>As you already know my next shipment will be lepidogaster, Sophia, kuhli, doria and the illusive harpesaurus beccarii will send you photos when they get here.
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Justyn Miller
Intense Herpetoculture
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RE: Green Vs. Brown MHD - Justyn, Tue Mar 28 02:31:22 2006