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Now I have them all. this will be one of my breeding projects in a year or two. I hope I can produce lots more of these awsome looking rat snakes. does anyone else have all three and some pictures to share? thanks.

JIM

That should be a whole lot of fun.

Regards
John

Dude - that is just so awesome. Congratulations.

Jealously yours,
David

When did this change happen? Do you have or know of the paper describing the change?

Sometimes I hate taxonomy. We should scrap it and stick with common names...they seem to change less...grrrrr

MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS AND PHYLOGENY OF OLD AND NEW WORLD RATSNAKES, Elaphe AUCT., AND RELATED GENERA (REPTILIA, SQUAMATA, COLUBRIDAE)

Urs Utiger, Notker Helfenberger, Beat Schätti, Catherine Schmidt, Markus Ruf, and Vincent Ziswiler

Russian Journal of Herpetology 2002. Volume 9. No. 2.

Regards
John

>>When did this change happen? Do you have or know of the paper describing the change?
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>>Sometimes I hate taxonomy. We should scrap it and stick with common names...they seem to change less...grrrrr

it allows others of us to hope and dream. Congratulations--absolutely stunning animals!
regards,
althea

thanks to all of you. so does anyone have pictures to share so I can see how mine compair? thanks.

JIM

That's a hell of a trio. I'm only a third of the way there. I'll probably be hitting you up for some offspring down the road. Congrats! Randy W.

I only have coxi, but I'm enjoying the heck out of them. Had my first hatchling a couple of weeks ago.

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