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Jeff Schofield
at Tue Oct 25 20:49:57 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jeff Schofield ]
Dave,I dont understand that post. You first say you will keep her PURE then the next sentence you say you want to breed her to an EXTREME....LOL. The race for the latest morph will not go to the lucky but the professionals. I know at some point the morph craze for milks will die down and hondos risk going the way of the corn for the same reason....just too easy to breed.
I dont know what I will get into when I get back into it. I have a ton of empty cages looking at me. At this point though I have kept almost everything,and there are fewer and fewer NEW things....I like morphs,but also a little morphed out. I like locales,but their interest is spotty and I wont breed anything without knowing I can move the offspring easily for a price that wont bankrupt me. I like the idea of having more individuals of fewer species, but I have always had a soft spot for many of the east coast colubrids. I know this has to do with my roots of being able to go out and find them when others can not.
I think about the only things I havent worked with are Asian rats(coxi,etc). I dont plan on breaking anyones bank on those yellows, I lost that opportunity after that theft a couple years ago. I had hoped that some of the rarer tree snakes would be available cb by now....and I may even try them if I can get a good amount of healthy specimens. I think about venom research as well,but would only consider non-leathal species. I just dont know.......But I am very afraid that the Yankee Trader in me will end up with a bunch of someone's leftovers for a killer price,lol.Take my snake cages please!Jeff
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I think HONDOS may very well be the LAST GREAT COLUBRID........... - Jeff Schofield, Tue Oct 25 20:49:57 2005