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ChrisAnderson
at Wed Feb 4 08:48:34 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ChrisAnderson ]
>>He said it was a cross between a California king and a honduran milk and he has seen many of them usually the yellow is not so bright.
>>Actually when he said this it made sense because I also have this snakes sibling and it looks exact except the yellow is a creamy beige color on that one.
>>Either way hybrid or not I kinda like it and don't want to breed it just try it out as my first snake.
>>Thanks for care sheet info to those that replied.
>>Hey this was kinda fun for a change.
>>Just a little something off topic to stir up some conversation.
>>Oh by the way the zookeeper works as the head of a herp dept so I will believe his answer. If he worked with the camels I wouldn't be so sure.
>>Actually I may decide to volunteer in his dept. Yeah, you know in my spare time?!
FYI, there are very few zoo keepers I would trust as the definative source of accurate identification information, regardless of which department they head. If you really feel an accurate ID is needed, I would be sure to continue to get opinions of other experienced snake keepers, like Kara.
Chris
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RE: I just recieved an e-mail from a zookeeper friend - ChrisAnderson, Wed Feb 4 08:48:34 2004