>>I know man. Even if you, Hubbs, B. Hinds, or any other well-seasoned Cal. king field herper saw that thing in the wild they wouldn't even think twice about it being anything other than a 100% genuine L.g.californiae find. So just imagine what the casual/typical hobbyist would think it was in a deli cup or pet store? It's just another prime example of the many very deceiving hybrid "by-products" that flood the hobby.
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>> Oh, that reminds me!...........I wonder when those white-sided "L.g.nigrita", "splendida" and melanistic "floridana" will be appearing on the market? At least we'll all know exactly where those trace back to....
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>>~Doug
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>>"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"
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>>serpentinespecialties.webs.com
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