shes great, jusy got her, ate within two hours, no regurge, got her from ghi, shes thick, active, 5-6', great buy, d
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my new addition"patternless etb"
dvf1973
Oct 18, 2003 07:47 AM
Replies (8)
h0mersimps0n
Oct 18, 2003 09:15 AM
Green Tree Pythons have fangs that big!!!!!!!!!????????
alexmedrano1
Oct 18, 2003 03:43 PM
that's an emerald tree boa...not a green tree python...
Tormato
Oct 18, 2003 07:18 PM
...green trees fangs are about the same size anyway so thats the point. It doesnt feel to good to get bit a GTP. I hate it so much
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gex-anon
Oct 19, 2003 02:32 PM
Chondro teeth are NOT that large. It is a common misconception that chondros have teeth rivaling Emeralds, however this is not true. They do have enlarged teeth, however not to the extent seen in Emerald Tree Boas.
jrphd
Oct 22, 2003 12:17 PM
GTP teeth are similar in length to Carpets.
yes no?
dvf1973
Oct 18, 2003 07:27 PM
nope.,...but..close..,..this..is..my..new..etb."..emerald..tree..
boa.."this..is...the..only...part..of..the..forum..that..talks..etbs..at..all,d
Beardonicus
Oct 24, 2003 09:02 AM
Non-venomnous snakes do not have "fangs." They have teeth. Just clarifying.
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The Dave abides.
David Beard
a.r.b.
Nov 02, 2003 05:52 AM
Thanks, for setting that straight. I'm getting tired of people telling me that gtp's have FANGS. My gtp's are non-venomus. However they do have larger teeth for grabbing wild pray such as birds. That way thier teeth will sink through the feathers. Thanks
