Are usually quite subjective and usually are just what someone thought sounded good at the time. Although I think there is a recessive trait called 'Sunset' that Diamond reptiles has. They apparently look like albinos but have different eyes. Other than that, high orange is usually in the eye of the beholder.



-Signed, Not a kouthia expert to the point where I think I spelled it wrong...

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• What are the venomous genera of rear-fanged snakes? - Darkfire, Fri Aug 29 21:04:01 2003
• Here's a start - BGF, Fri Aug 29 21:28:58 2003
• RE: What are the venomous genera of rear-fanged snakes? - Darkfire, Sat Aug 30 00:44:09 2003
• RE: What are the venomous genera of rear-fanged snakes? - BGF, Sat Aug 30 01:48:05 2003
• RE: What are the venomous genera of rear-fanged snakes? - meretseger, Sat Aug 30 02:14:41 2003
• Also included as potentially lethal is the genus Thelotornis. NP. - Ferdelance_1, Sat Aug 30 13:00:20 2003
• RE: Clarification: Thelotornis "capensis" is attributed to a recorded - Ferdelance_1, Sat Aug 30 16:50:02 2003
• One question about sanke lingo - darkfire, Sat Aug 30 18:44:09 2003
• RE: Don't you mean Snake lingo? - Ferdelance_1, Sat Aug 30 23:14:53 2003
• RE: Don't you mean Snake lingo? - darkfire, Sun Aug 31 01:57:02 2003
• RE: Don't you mean Snake lingo? - Ferdelance_1, Sun Aug 31 06:41:56 2003
• Ok, it is either High Orange, Sunburst, Sunrise, or Sunset, we need a Naja kaouthia expert - Ferdelance_1, Sun Aug 31 07:00:33 2003
• RE: Ok, it is either High Orange, Sunburst, Sunrise, or Sunset, we need a Naja kaouthia expert - darkfire, Sun Aug 31 13:27:43 2003
• names like that... - meretseger, Sun Aug 31 19:20:58 2003
• Yep, your sure did, however, since I don't know/should know , or - Ferdelance_1, Sun Aug 31 22:23:49 2003