That was my impression, that the most of the captive stock came from 2 animals. I know that locale (I think,) and have hunted it without success. It seems really overgrown. When was the original pair found? I was fortunate enough to find a baby in Northern Tyrrell that was pretty nice. Unfortunately, it wouldn't eat ANYTHING! Do you or anyone else have pics of other WC NC animals? That's a very interesting snake and I hope to turn a few more up in the future.



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• NC temporalis question - fieldherper, Fri Sep 9 07:34:29 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - Tony D, Fri Sep 9 07:52:19 2005
• Interesting... - fieldherper, Fri Sep 9 09:36:20 2005
• RE: Interesting... - bobassetto, Fri Sep 9 12:54:48 2005
• Cool... - fieldherper, Fri Sep 9 14:22:41 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - Dwight Good, Fri Sep 9 14:45:06 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - Patton, Fri Sep 9 18:48:22 2005
• now that snake truly does look almost like elapsoides... - justinian2120, Sun Sep 11 21:00:44 2005
• RE: now that snake truly does look almost like elapsoides... - Dwight Good, Mon Sep 12 16:42:58 2005
• Do you still have the snake?.... - fieldherper, Mon Sep 12 20:09:57 2005
• RE: Do you still have the snake?.... - Dwight Good, Tue Sep 13 07:45:46 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - joecarroll, Sat Sep 10 05:26:56 2005
• Wow... - fieldherper, Sat Sep 10 10:04:00 2005
• WOW! I mean REALLY WOW! - BobS, Sat Sep 10 20:00:21 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - Tony D, Sat Sep 10 20:13:08 2005
• RE: NC temporalis question - joecarroll, Sun Sep 11 04:26:38 2005
• I've got some different locales that were....... - STRETCHx, Sat Sep 10 19:03:11 2005