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Posted by: freediver at Fri Sep 16 11:51:25 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by freediver ] I'm with you. I moved to San Diego two years ago and got interested in learning how to find rosy boas. I could have bought rosys from a breeder for MUCH less than the cost of the gas I burned learning where, when and how to find them. What I wanted most was to understand all the subtle interactions between the animal and its environment. What factors influence when a rosy will come out? Humidity? Moon phase? Barometric pressure? Are they found on level areas or inclines? Near rocks, bushes, rodent holes? When I find rosys, what are the other animlas doing? Are food animals out, predators? Now that I've earned the knowledge, a rosy boa is a proud accomplishment and a reflection of my knowledge and skill, and not just a cool think I bought. I too would really encourage people to give themselves a chance to get addicted to the hunt, and the understanding of the whole ecosystem. [ Hide Replies ]
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