I rember seeing the hypo many years ago(2000), and do wounder why have not seen any babies since then?
inkog
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inkognito
Apr 19, 2004 07:07 AM
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treeboas.com
Apr 19, 2004 01:14 PM
WC white lips can be extremely difficult to acclimate to the point of breeding in captivity. Most don't.
>>I rember seeing the hypo many years ago(2000), and do wounder why have not seen any babies since then?
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>>inkog
wlpython
Apr 26, 2004 10:59 AM
That snake, unfortunately, died from medical complications.
carl3
Apr 29, 2004 12:27 AM
and if so, is there a way to somehow save the sperm from rare, one of a kind snakes. I mean, if it is a snake that could potentially bring in money or save a species from extinction, isn't there a way to salvage the sperm for future in vitro fertilization attempts with females?
Its late and maybe I'm crazy for thinking its possible but I watched a program about tigers (i think? it was tigers) where they tranq'd them and did blood tests and took sperm samples for attempting to salvage any possibility of a larger gene pool.
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