That's true. Polyzona are usually very black-tipped. I'll send you some jpegs of the adult polyzona I once had with locality data. Pretty clean red bands. You're correct, though. We don't really have enough info on them. Locality data would solve the whole puzzle!!

Scott

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• ID Help needed - yani45, Mon Dec 13 19:20:11 2004
• RE: ID Help needed - Conserving_herps, Tue Dec 14 09:48:44 2004
• Thanks for the input Ray... - yani45, Tue Dec 14 21:44:28 2004
• RE: Thanks for the input Ray... - Conserving_herps, Wed Dec 15 03:40:49 2004
• Thanks again. - yani45, Wed Dec 15 09:38:32 2004
• Another question for you, John... - sballard, Thu Dec 16 20:27:17 2004
• I didn't... - yani45, Thu Dec 16 21:00:30 2004
• RE: I didn't... - sballard, Thu Dec 16 22:11:47 2004
• Shannon, Scott, did you see these? - Jeff Hardwick, Wed Dec 15 23:41:34 2004
• I got them in a trade... - yani45, Thu Dec 16 02:09:01 2004
• John, would it be possible... - sballard, Thu Dec 16 19:22:23 2004
• RE: John, would it be possible... - yani45, Thu Dec 16 21:12:24 2004
• RE: Shannon, Scott, did you see these? - shannon brown, Thu Dec 16 11:40:26 2004
• RE: Shannon, Scott, did you see these? - Jeff Hardwick, Thu Dec 16 21:03:34 2004
• RE: Shannon, Scott, did you see these? - sballard, Thu Dec 16 22:28:47 2004
• AHA! yes, the snout is Poly-like but........ - Jeff Hardwick, Fri Dec 17 21:41:55 2004
• RE: AHA! yes, the snout is Poly-like but........ - sballard, Sat Dec 18 23:36:20 2004
• Possibly Andean??.............n/p - SNAKE26, Mon Dec 20 07:46:12 2004