Since this form needs some spark, I have a question. I was talking with some one who had told me they had a clutch of baby N. simanensis black and white spitters. They said these were a jet black phase or locality. They start ot looking like little N.naja, but turn jet black as adults. The adults were spectacular looking. I was wondering if any one has seen or heard of these? Also is it possible they are what is called sputatrix. Also I know that they consider simanensis to be the same as issanensis (pardon my spelling may be a little off) But at one time was issanensis just a diffrent locality and possibly not black and white? Cheers Greg
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N. simanensis
choppergreg74
Jun 23, 2008 09:05 PM
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lep1pic1
Jun 23, 2008 10:28 PM
I had sutatrix in the mid 90,s VERY INTELIGENT would sit up an watch every move you made in the snake room paid 25 bucks apice from Bill at glades those days are long gone.They were once considered a sub of nn nns solid black nice spectales that faded with age but one from the same litter was banded and stayed banded and kept his color all his life.
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