and he glows in the light too. This is my Cameron Highlands male yearling. I had him up for sale not long ago but then I took a good long look at him and wondered what I was thinking!?
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Glow-in-the-Dark Cave Rat
Ophidiophile
Oct 18, 2003 03:44 PM
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ThomasHarrison
Oct 19, 2003 08:34 AM
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Naamah
Oct 20, 2003 03:10 AM
He needs to come live with me! LOL!
I am GREEN with envy. Ever since I started keeping snakes, the elusive ridleyi were my holy grail. I managed to get a spare male, and I treasure him dearly (obnoxious as he can sometimes be). I still think they are the most beautiful colubrids, bar none. Well, I have seen an indigo or two . . . . no, sorry. Ridleyi win.
I have NEVER seen a more beautiful cave rat (sorry to my own cave beauty, Orpheus).
That snake does, indeed, glow in the dark.
Please tell me you're going to find a mate for that snake! Letting it out of the gene pool would be CRIMINAL!
--Naamah
