I have a friend trying to establish a breeding group of PTS, but she doesn't have much money available for captive bred. She has a long history as a zookeeper for rehabilitating reptiles. Right now she has two females, no males. I'm just wondering, at these prices, is it worth a try, even if they aren't in the best of shape?
Opinions?
Beth
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Are these PTS a worthwhile gamble?
btorgy
Sep 17, 2003 07:37 PM
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Brian-SFCRC
Sep 17, 2003 08:24 PM
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Beth,
It is worth it if you know what your looking for as far as knowing how to diagnose the Corucia's condition. It pays to be like Juan Valdez in selecting the choicest beans. In not directly selecting them and recieve by mail, You hope for the best and when the Corucia arrive, arrange to have them medicated as soon as possible. It is worth it if one has unpaired Corucia and can afford to act. Be sure to apply the proper Quarantine period before any introductions to established individuals.
Sincerely,
brian
SFCRC
