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RE: Locality Cal King

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Posted by: FR at Mon Apr 6 11:47:49 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

No worries, I believe you. But I would try to duplicate that find. Otherwise, I have to question it.

I am sure many more bizzare reptiles have been found in Corona. Thats a big problem in areas like SoCal, where they literally tens of thousands of keepers. Most having no real interest or knowledge of what they are doing. Not in keeping, or releasing.

Even some experienced herpers DO NOT GET IT. They see no difference in locality. So kings are found there, so I will turn an unwanted one there. It does not matter where it came from. This is common unfortunately. Cheers

   

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