Yes, that was just me being lazy, she is H. gigas, sorry bout the miscommunication.



>>You mentioned in your last post that you buddy had some "water cobras"...though I'm certain that you are referring to H. gigas, since you referenced it in the title and have called them False Water cobras previously, I just want to state that there is a BIG difference. Water cobras (Boulengerina sp.) are members of the elapid family, and can carry heavy consequences (READ: DEATH) if you are bitten. As I said, I'm sure that was just an omission of the word "false" in your post, but be doubly sure exactly what you are getting, because they are two vastly different animals.

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>>Abhishek Prasad
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• Your opinion on Hydrodynastes gigas - Langi, Tue Nov 4 22:59:10 2008
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