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HerperHelmz
Oct 15, 2004 05:43 PM
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Malays
Oct 15, 2004 06:24 PM
The lizard was alive and healthy when attacked? it looks like it could deliver a bite for its size.
Is a regal ringneck bite harmfull to humans? I am just familiar with reg Ringneck. I keep 1 in 10 gallon woodland set up.
Malays
HerperHelmz
Oct 15, 2004 07:03 PM
The lizard was alive and healthy when attacked? It most likely would damage the regal if the regal didn't grab it on the neck, but it was fed to it f/t. The regal took it off of tongs.
Is a regal ringneck bite harmful to humans? It's unknown as of now, I'm thinking no, and regals and ringnecks in general rarely bite.
Michael
Michael's Place
Malays
Oct 15, 2004 08:05 PM
Okay thanks.
Malays
rhallman
Oct 16, 2004 03:55 PM
That is not a Desert Grassland Whiptail, Cnemidophorus uniparens. They do not have the light spots between the strips as this one exhibits.
regalringneck
Oct 16, 2004 07:23 PM
Nothing wrong w/ your eyes 4-sure....
The montane cnemis are a tough lot in this part of the world...even the experts supposedly get into spats 
In a perfect uniparens you are correct no spotting.... but I think ive seen it on some???
Now you've got me wondering...surely I didnt shoot a giant spotted....they are too cool [to me] to use as feeders....Im maintaining 2 alive as we speak!!!
