Interesting implications for those who own generic pyros if the suggested changes are accepted. You soon may no longer be able to look at a snake and identify what species it is. Genetic testing will be required. There is a completely different definition of "species" being used by biologists now that does not fit what hobbyist consider to be a species. The old biological species concept that most hobbyist still adhere to is pretty much dead.

Interesting. just hope that those biologists don't change the species so much that I end up having something that is all-of-a-sudden illegal to keep.
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"its kinda like your model builders that work from a kit, if you follow the instructions, its suppose to come out well. Unfortunately, snakes are alive and all manner of things can go wrong, at any time for a million reasons. The truth is, most of those reasons are NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR KIT(husbandry recipe) that you get over the internet. Those are the fun things you get to learn on your own.

Its like you folks think your perfect. Well how you judge that is not what you think, but your results. They tell you how good you did. And that means, past tense. As each and every time you do it, your can succeed or fail. There are no guarantees, no matter how much you know. You must apply your knowledge, each and everytime, and each and everytime the results are a measure of your ability and effort. "

Frank Retes

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