This is an F1 juvenille bairdi, the parents were collected in Iturbide Canyon, Nuevo Leon, MX under scientific collecting permit in the 80's.
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Mexican Baird's Rat pic
Aaron
Jun 19, 2003 03:52 PM
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terryp
Jun 19, 2003 11:01 PM
the color changes like yours in the pic. Nice bairdi. Does it have a mate for the future? One of my '02 pair were produced by a pair that was collected the Linares Canyon area of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in August of 1985. They were also collected on a permit. It looks like the head in the pic is beginning to develop the gray and the pattern is disappearing. Good luck
>>This is an F1 juvenille bairdi, the parents were collected in Iturbide Canyon, Nuevo Leon, MX under scientific collecting permit in the 80's.
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Aaron
Jun 19, 2003 11:48 PM
It has a mate, a sibling. They are from the Hammacks. What genus are these now, Pantherophis or Elaphe?
terryp
Jun 20, 2003 08:59 AM
but it will take awhile for the transition.
>>It has a mate, a sibling. They are from the Hammacks. What genus are these now, Pantherophis or Elaphe?
Aaron
Jun 20, 2003 01:23 PM
I was wondering what to write on there cage label.
gofer
Jun 20, 2003 10:52 AM
Nice details on the pic, very nice close up. Good luck with those guys, I'm waiting to see if my bairdi breed this year.
Have a good day,
Gregg F.
Aaron
Jun 20, 2003 01:27 PM
I haven't seen too many pics of these so I thought it would be neat to show them in transition as they are now getting there gray heads. Good luck on your bairdi, I've got a Texas bairdi that should be laying in a few days.
gofer
Jun 24, 2003 01:46 PM
colors/patterns. Keep us updated on your eggs, and good luck with them.
Have a good one,
Gregg F.
I haven't seen too many pics of these so I thought it would be neat to show them in transition as they are now getting there gray heads. Good luck on your bairdi, I've got a Texas bairdi that should be laying in a few days.
