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Posted by: Roe at Thu Feb 17 08:32:51 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Roe ] In my opinion, regardless of whether there are scientific differences or not, it seems obvious that "Surinams" are more valuable to the general herpetoculture than "Guyanans". Surinams tend to move faster and at higher prices. I know of one well-known Bcc vendor who advertised a beautiful sub-adult Guyanan for weeks without a buyer...he then waited a month and posted her as a Surinam, and she was gone in a day. Maybe it was chance, but this seems to play out on a regular basis. | ||
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