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04-04-05, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: Jul-2004
Location: Hamilton, Ontario
Age: 40
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yeah i assumed it would be frowned upon, just curious if it was possible.... also, are all the same morphs available for BCC as there are for BCI....or any BCC specific morphs
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04-04-05, 07:25 PM
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Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Midwest
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Invictus:
You don't have to write the book, just list your source so that you and I are on the same page.
HumphreyBoagart:
Please be more specific than Ivictus, and tell me what part of my statement was wrong. Is bci not native to north Mexico and western South America as stated in Glen Drewnowski's book? Or is it just that I didn't list all localities? This forum is for us herp lovers to "learn" and exchange ideas. I would be glad to sent you guys a list of the boa books I own so you can tell me which ones to throw out.
I have (1) Peruvian (3) Cloumbians, (1) Green Tree Python and (2)Carpets, All of which were bic ("Born in the USA") so you might say that my red-tails are "American Boas".
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04-04-05, 07:27 PM
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#18
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Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Midwest
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Hey guys,
I forgot to mention; I'm from Missouri and they don't call it the "SHOW ME" state for nothing. lol
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04-05-05, 04:00 AM
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Join Date: Jun-2004
Location: London
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Sorry, I didn't feel it was necessary to "parrot" everything that Invictus said. I was just stating that I agreed with him, and disagreed with you.
It wasn't that you didn't list off the localities at all. It was that you were calling Bcc's "Common Redtails". I don't know maybe that's what you guys call them down there in the "show me" state, but up here we call Columbian Bci's "common redtails" and Bcc's are known as "true redtails".
Hump.
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1.4 Surinam(e) Bcc, 7.17 Ball Pythons, 2.6 Solomon Island Ground Boas, 2.2 Cornsnakes, 1.1 Colombian Bci, 1.2 Veiled Chameleons, 0.1 Uroplatus Sikorae, & lots of other creatures!!!
"Nevermind tomorrow, I'm not promised today"-innocent bystander :medtoothy
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04-05-05, 04:07 PM
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#20
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Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Midwest
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Okay, I can understand the confusion. The book I was quoting from lists bcc under the heading "Common Boa". It also refers to them as "so called red-tails" because that is haw they are referred to in the pet trade. I had already apologized to Invictus for calling bcc "common", and would still like to know what your sources are so that I can add them to my library. I am no expert, but I do my homework. In several informational pieces that I have read, bcc and bci are each teferred to as Columbian Red-tails but not articles written by the same author.
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04-05-05, 06:44 PM
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#21
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Join Date: Jul-2004
Location: Hamilton, Ontario
Age: 40
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any one got an answer to my morphs question about the two ?
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04-05-05, 08:26 PM
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#22
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Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Midwest
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montie, Check out this web site; www.boa-subspecies.com
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04-06-05, 03:41 AM
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Join Date: Jun-2004
Location: London
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That's probably because there are both, Columbian Bcc's and Columbian Bci's.
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1.4 Surinam(e) Bcc, 7.17 Ball Pythons, 2.6 Solomon Island Ground Boas, 2.2 Cornsnakes, 1.1 Colombian Bci, 1.2 Veiled Chameleons, 0.1 Uroplatus Sikorae, & lots of other creatures!!!
"Nevermind tomorrow, I'm not promised today"-innocent bystander :medtoothy
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04-06-05, 10:05 PM
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Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Midwest
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Yeah, according to what I read on www.boa-constrictor.com, columbian bcc is pretty rare, most columbians on the market are bci. Whould you agree? Do you know of anyone breeding columbian bcc?
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04-07-05, 03:30 AM
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Join Date: Jun-2004
Location: London
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Yep, I would agree, they are pretty rare. I have never heard of anyone owning one let alone breeding them, but that by no means doesn't mean anyone doesn't or isn't.
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1.4 Surinam(e) Bcc, 7.17 Ball Pythons, 2.6 Solomon Island Ground Boas, 2.2 Cornsnakes, 1.1 Colombian Bci, 1.2 Veiled Chameleons, 0.1 Uroplatus Sikorae, & lots of other creatures!!!
"Nevermind tomorrow, I'm not promised today"-innocent bystander :medtoothy
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