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Spankenstyne
at Thu Nov 30 13:52:11 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Spankenstyne ]
Wow thanks for the detailed reply, it's much appreciated!
Essentially then in a nutshell (unless i'm misunderstanding), it's generally still Eryx but some will use Gongylophis but really we're talking the same thing anyways?
I probably shouldn't worry about trying to pigeonhole them as Kenyans or Egyptians, since it's most likely they originated from Tanzanian stock and they all now tend to be called "Kenyans"?
I guess East African Sand Boas works regardless lol.
Thanks again for the breakdown and i hope i'm comprehending this all correctly.
Too many Chris' here too haha i'll just keep my screenname to avoid further confusion ;P
Chris "Spankenstyne"
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- "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Boas - Spankenstyne, Thu Nov 30 03:17:52 2006
- RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Boas - chrish, Thu Nov 30 08:27:49 2006
- RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Boas - vjl4, Thu Nov 30 11:47:44 2006
RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Bo - Spankenstyne, Thu Nov 30 13:52:11 2006
- RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Bo - Spankenstyne, Thu Nov 30 13:54:40 2006
- RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Boas - StevePerry, Thu Nov 30 16:08:31 2006
- RE: "Type" confusion w/East Afr. Sand Bo - Roy Stockwell, Thu Nov 30 23:58:45 2006
- RE: Steve.. albino type compatibility - Roy Stockwell, Fri Dec 1 02:46:55 2006
- Now that is a very cool pic, n/p - vjl4, Fri Dec 1 10:25:14 2006
- RE: Steve.. albino type compatibility - StevePerry, Fri Dec 1 12:43:50 2006
- RE: Steve.. albino type compatibility - vjl4, Fri Dec 1 13:51:56 2006
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