You know I like your climacophora collection, Tom, LOL. That original albino female was one of the nicest Eurasian albinos I'd ever seen. I don't believe it was a Kunisar Is. though, so it probably will strengthen that line being from a warmer climate with a longer active season. They aren't corn snakes though, heheh.



The climacophora are slow maturing, I think, like the moellendorffi and schrencki. My moellendorffi didn't stop growing until about five yrs. old and same with the schrencki. I have a pair of Russians right now that were four last summer and I could breed them this spring if I wanted to get offspring, but I'm probably going to get out of that species to make time and room. I have one female moellendorffi still that was six last summer and she looks the best ever and is her heaviest this winter. I'll post a pic of her later this winter. She's a cutie, but nasty (:



Good luck with the climacs....TC.

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• Climac's really get better with age... - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:01:16 2004
• and this is a het for albino... - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:05:49 2004
• RE: and this is a het for albino... - rearfang, Wed Jan 28 16:14:27 2004
• RE: and this is a het for albino... - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:37:28 2004
• and the albino.. - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:29:42 2004
• and last... - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:33:45 2004
• OK this is the last post... - ThomasHarrison, Wed Jan 28 16:40:50 2004
• RE: Climac's really get better with age... - ophidiophile, Wed Jan 28 21:12:01 2004
• RE: Climac's really get better with age... - Terry Cox, Thu Jan 29 05:02:01 2004
• RE: Climac's really get better with age... - ThomasHarrison, Thu Jan 29 16:11:54 2004
• RE: Climac's really get better with age... - Terry Cox, Thu Jan 29 18:15:21 2004
• RE: Climac's really get better with age... - ThomasHarrison, Fri Jan 30 10:49:12 2004