I would like to know out of the pines,bulls,gopher snakes which one of them runs the smallest, And who are the best black pine snake breeders out there. Thank You David.
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pine/bull/gopher snakes
snakeman575
Oct 19, 2005 10:47 AM
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Nokturnel Tom
Oct 19, 2005 12:43 PM
Cape Gophers and Dwarf Bulls come to mind. I do not think there's such a thing as a small Pine? Sonoran Gophers do not get too big...not sure about the others as I have never kept any. You may want to look for Tim Spuckler at Third Eye. I am not sure but he may work with Black Pines, as well as Suncoast Reptiles who may have an ad running on the classifieds now
Tom Stevens
bernd-d
Oct 20, 2005 09:11 AM
Hello David,
the subspecies P. c. pumilus from Santa Catalina Island and a few ajected isles off the coast of San Francisco are the smallest Pituophis. 70-80 cm is a normal lenght for an adult snake, 1 m would be the maximum lenght.
Bernd
bernd-d
Oct 21, 2005 04:39 AM
Ups, there are some errors in my last mail...
surely they live on Santa Cruz Island and ajected off the coast of Santa Barbara County CA - in front of Los Angeles.
Sorry...
Regards,
Bernd
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