Hi Bill,



I only work with the Patagonia and this other "New" mountain range triaspis. Being in AZ I'm only allowed 4 total. Having 2 other family members in the house I could keep more but, 4 is enough. I have in the past worked with Santa Ritas, Kitt Peak,and Pajaritos. The Santa Ritas and the Pajaritos I can't tell apart. The Kitt Peaks have a lime color to them. I decided to keep the Patagonias because of their brightness and barely visable pattern and the "NEW Mountain Range" just because well..it's new lol. However, the "new" ones like look Santa Ritas. Pretty much the only triaspis I haven't worked with is the Chiricahua. I don't care for their "lok" and they have a parasite problem and don't do very well. At least from what I have seen in other peoples collections or heard.



PL

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