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Posted by: KevinM at Tue Dec 14 09:15:43 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by KevinM ] Tim, I mentioned in my previous reply it could be the size of the population that trait came from causing what appeared to be smaller hypo hondos. However, it could also be a matter of perspective being lost. I remember the first time I saw an adult pair of hondos in 1996 at a local herp society members house. Man, I was floored by the size this "milk snake" achieved compared to what I was used to imaging when the term "milk snake" was mentioned to me before. Even if they were only a solid four foot long, they still appeared to be giants in my mind. Same reason large boid breeders really dont consider five and six foot NA colubrids "large" LOL!! We are probably just getting used to looking at these four and five foot milks that used to appear five and six foot back in the day when first viewed!! | ||
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