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Posted by: brhaco at Thu Mar 11 08:17:59 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by brhaco ]  
   

Thats like saying, snakes make up 90% of the herpticultural industry, so the point about lizards is of little consequence..I have a feeling the lizard folks would disagree with you.

Of course they would, since that would be a lie-snakes are a bit more popular than lizards, but nowhere near "90% of the market"-in fact, turtles are actually the most popular herps at the moment.....

You're wrong about the fig and hanging parrots-those species (very few, I admit) that were established in 1990 are still available. The other species you list were vanishingly rare in captivity even back then, and definitely not "established"...
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