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RE: Floridana - Brooksi

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Posted by: foxturtle at Tue Jul 6 21:15:18 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by foxturtle ]  
   

The area of Hillsborough County where the Sulfur kings originated is pretty well separated from where the lighter colored Pinellas kings are found.

The lightest colored Pinellas king I have seen is the one on the cover of Hubbs' book. I wouldn't be surprised if there were kings even lighter than that in the wild. The trouble is that kings are very rare in Pinellas County, and most of the rest of peninsular Florida, so even if at some point there was a population of very high yellow kings there, they are most likely gone.

   

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