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RE: What type of T positive is it?

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Posted by: amiemac9 at Wed Jan 28 05:47:36 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by amiemac9 ]  
   

Back in 2005 NERD brought in a few T pos boas that looked like that. They were listed as T pos Central American Nicaraguans. They're not as colorful as the Burke/Stone line and seem to have more black speckling. I remember the ad, but I only printed out the pictures from the ad. Andy was the one to contact if you were interested in the ad (in '05) Try contacting NERD.

Amie


   

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