i was reading over in the chondroweb.com forums and someone was arguing about locale specific sorongs and you mentioned a new green tree python emerald tree boa book i have (the complete chondro) and (tree boas and tree pythons by tom mazorlig) i would really like to know which book you are talking about and the author so i can get me a copy i always need new books
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kevin
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to julian
imridethelghtng
Sep 11, 2005 11:20 AM
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kobrien
Sep 11, 2005 11:42 AM
Hey Kevin. I'm obviously not Julian, but I believe this is the book you are talking about. You can follow this link to buy it.
Kevin.
Link
west
Sep 11, 2005 02:50 PM
Another book to check out..The more complete guide to Chondros by Greg Maxwell. I dont care for the man myself, but his first book was good and the pictures were too. I dont know if it is available yet, but I will get one.
