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Posted by: H+E Stoeckl at Wed Oct 5 20:49:45 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by H+E Stoeckl ]

Where in the description of Boa c. constrictor does it say that their tails must have a certain length?

In 1984 two German tourists bought a couple of Boa c. c. Babies in Belem/Brazil on the market. They brought it to Germany and got babies in 1990. I was lucky to get a couple of the babies and bred it in 1996.

These animals have very short tails compared to other Boa c. c.(I know what I am talking about since I have a large collection of Surinames and Peruvians).

But nobody will seriously dispute that Belem is the distribution area of Boa c. c. Or should I be mistaken?

I don't know the Belknap bloodline, but if they are in fact Boa c. amarali then you have produced crosses.

Enjoy the photo and look at the tail.

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The problem with classifying south Brazilian amarali (and boas in general). (Long, but cool pics) - Barry Miller, Tue Oct 4 23:18:40 2005

LOL !!!!!! kick his butt Barry !!!!!! LOL - koky6869, Tue Oct 4 23:37:55 2005

I second that! NP - Trueredtails, Tue Oct 4 23:55:53 2005

Why do I come up with crazy ideas like Brazils are Bolivians??? - SuppleReptiles, Wed Oct 5 00:53:01 2005

very educational post, thanks...n/p - davel, Tue Oct 4 23:50:50 2005

PLEASE READ......... - madisonrecords, Wed Oct 5 09:47:28 2005

Sao Paulo is actually at an elevation of around 2,700 feet....NP - bthacker, Wed Oct 5 10:04:59 2005

RE: Sao Paulo is actually at an elevation of around 2,700 feet....NP - madisonrecords, Wed Oct 5 10:27:23 2005

RE: Sao Paulo is actually at an elevation of around 2,700 feet....NP - bthacker, Wed Oct 5 10:50:07 2005

RE: Sao Paulo is actually at an elevation of around 2,700 feet....NP - SRX, Wed Oct 5 11:37:48 2005

That is right, SRX........ - madisonrecords, Wed Oct 5 12:29:09 2005

my question is... - cory_b, Wed Oct 5 13:53:39 2005

RE: my question is... - Trueredtails, Wed Oct 5 14:22:03 2005

RE: - cory_b, Wed Oct 5 14:30:49 2005

RE: my question is... - agentcooper0103, Wed Oct 5 14:51:40 2005

RE: my question is... - VFR, Wed Oct 5 15:38:10 2005

RE: my question is... - agentcooper0103, Wed Oct 5 15:48:18 2005

don't mean to point out the obvious... - davel, Wed Oct 5 16:07:46 2005

we are not comparing morphs to amarali... - cory_b, Wed Oct 5 15:57:42 2005

to me, Cory's question is more important, than the who know more argument - davel, Wed Oct 5 16:17:48 2005

RE: to me, Cory's question is more important, than the who know more argume - agentcooper0103, Wed Oct 5 16:28:48 2005

since no experience myself, I would start by... - davel, Wed Oct 5 16:37:36 2005

RE: we are not comparing morphs to amarali... - VFR, Wed Oct 5 16:29:09 2005

no problem... it's all good - cory_b, Wed Oct 5 20:21:46 2005

The flaw in your argumentation (more...) - H+E Stoeckl, Wed Oct 5 20:49:45 2005

Another one ... - H+E Stoeckl, Wed Oct 5 20:50:51 2005

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