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JStroud · Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 4:00 pm Post subject:

Very nice Dan, always good to see some of the rarer species being kept. How much were the A. prasina going for?
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Dan · Captivebred Communist Joined: 08 Sep 2005 Posts: 1306

ranging from about £15 upwards
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JStroud · Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 4:42 pm Post subject:

Any other interesting rear fanged species about? Gonna get myself over to Hamm this September, have a good nose around Cool

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mark · Captivebred Communist Joined: 09 Dec 2005 Posts: 1063

you mean its not a retic Laughing

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Dan · Captivebred Communist Joined: 08 Sep 2005 Posts: 1306

The guy i got these from had about 4 diff boiga spp James, including some adults which were odd looking (to me anyway, lol). I would imagine Karl would be able to tell you best what was there rear fanged wise, i really don't know what i'm looking at half the time Embarassed

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Bloodboy2000 · Contributing Member Joined: 07 Apr 2006 Posts: 93

I hope you don't mind me posting on your thread Dan would just like to say these are very interesting indeed, very neat addition.

So are they feeding on lizard prey items then? I find it very neat indeed and will you try to convert them at a later date, i must admit i wasn't aware of any lizard suppliers for food purposes, Do you breed your own?

The males passing away is such a shame are there many people breeding them?

Sorry if you do not want me posting on your thread i will have it removed if there is a problem .

Thanks

Tom

snakesalive · Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 7:56 pm Post subject:

yus there were some intreting boiga species over ther boiga jaspies, boiga cynadon, were the two that i reconised,

the ahaetulla prasina that i bought are adult proven breeders which is a help lmao

they are feeding on mice and he had had them for just over a year he breed them this year and had a load of babys from that pairing, very nice indeed

this pair was a good find i think as the male is a "blue" phase and is stunning and the female is well mind blowing IMO best specimen i have ever seen imaculate and increadibly allert they cost 100euros the pair,

i also managed to find a adult crysopelea paridisi which was a very good find i must admit, and again compleatly immaculate and a flawless animal again he had had her in his collection for 2 years and is feeding on mice also

but we shall see if they feed on mice for me hehe

knowing my luck .... Rolling Eyes

k
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JStroud · Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:34 am Post subject:

Interesting about the Boiga, would love to have seen some adult cynodon and drapiezii if they were there, do like some of the New World opisthoglyphous species though as well. If you manage to breed the vines Karl and get babies feeding on mice ( Wink

) give us a bell, will try and pop down to yours some time this Summer anyway mate....see what I can get you bitten by Twisted Evil

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Dan · Captivebred Communist Joined: 08 Sep 2005 Posts: 1306

The cynodon were adults, or atleast close to (not sure how big they get to be honest), funny looking things they are!!
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snakesalive · Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 6:55 pm Post subject:

lol@stroud

why do you think the babys were so cheap..........there not cheap because there easy to feed lol, non that were there were taking mice all were taking frogs and lizardss lol,

i have a adult female cynodon not the most attractive of the boigas but ome are nicer thanm others, the ones on show wernt adult but not far off they can attain a lengh of nearly 3 meters but are no thicker than your thum LOL

drapize were yearling and were again some nicer than others tyhere was a stunning pair ther mind you

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