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Posted by: Kelly_Haller at Tue Aug 11 22:46:03 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Kelly_Haller ] vast majority of cases, especially with individuals that are not well acclimated to human interaction, and are also not inherently calmer specimens. With the captive born young we have produced here over the years, the few times that I have allowed these greens to soak, I haven't seen this as an issue. However, the younger greens I have worked with years ago, most likely imports or from WC females, you could definitely see the behavioral differences you are referring too. [ Hide Replies ]
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Tom, I completely agree with you in the - Kelly_Haller, Tue Aug 11 22:46:03 2009
