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03-02-11, 05:16 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
bcc = boa constrictor constrictor = true red tail boas
bci and all the others bc's are more often termed as common but arent true red tail boas
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03-02-11, 05:26 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by Jendee
"Snakes are venomous rather than poisonous. A venomous animal will fill you wi venom by biting or spraying venom. A poisonous animal kills you when you eat/ingest it or its byproducts."
aaahhh!! thank you for that!!
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No worries, lots of people, even the most famous herpers/naturologists have problems with that one!!!
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03-06-11, 08:18 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
Morph= Cross-breeding of snakes
Uhm.....No. Hybrid is the word you're looking for, i.e. a bateater is a hybrid cross between a Burmese and a retic, or a superball is a hybrid of a ball python and a blood/short tailed python.
A morph is typically a color phase or having to do with the snake's pattern like a tiger retic, green Burmese, yellow blood, etc.
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03-06-11, 08:50 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
RTB = red-tailed boa (usually used when one isn't sure if it's pure Bcc or Bci).
ETB = emerald tree boa
wormie = baby snake
snapperhead = slang term for blood/short-tailed pythons (they like to bite, lol)
pipping = when the baby snake slits the egg to emerge
lock = breeding event, refers to the tails "locked" together with insertion
I can't think of anything else right now. lol
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03-06-11, 10:55 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by RustyNuts
Morph= Cross-breeding of snakes
Uhm.....No. Hybrid is the word you're looking for, i.e. a bateater is a hybrid cross between a Burmese and a retic, or a superball is a hybrid of a ball python and a blood/short tailed python.
A morph is typically a color phase or having to do with the snake's pattern like a tiger retic, green Burmese, yellow blood, etc.
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my mistake I worded that wrong if I could edit the post I would
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03-06-11, 11:01 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by dshin963
my mistake I worded that wrong if I could edit the post I would
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I fixed the original post for you..
Morph= "Color Phase" a genetic mutation that alters pigmentation
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03-06-11, 11:30 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by Jendee
atp= amazon tree boa
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ATB=Amazon Tree Boa
BCO=Boa constrictor occidentalis
BCL=Boa constrictor Longicauda
PAM=Provent a mite
CB=Captive bred
WC=Wild caught
AHS=African house snake
KSB=Kenyan sand boa
RSSB=rough scale sand boa
JCP=Jungle carpet python
IJCP=Irian Jaya carpet python
AFT=African fat tail
BTS=Blue tongue skink
BOI=Board of Inquiry
RES=Red eared slider
F/T=frozen thawed
RI=Respiratory Infection
Sorry if I repeated any.
I will think of more.....
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03-07-11, 12:09 AM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by infernalis
I fixed the original post for you..
Morph= "Color Phase" a genetic mutation that alters pigmentation
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Thank you!
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03-07-11, 12:11 AM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by totheend
ATB=Amazon Tree Boa
BCO=Boa constrictor occidentalis
BCL=Boa constrictor Longicauda
PAM=Provent a mite
CB=Captive bred
WC=Wild caught
AHS=African house snake
KSB=Kenyan sand boa
RSSB=rough scale sand boa
JCP=Jungle carpet python
IJCP=Irian Jaya carpet python
AFT=African fat tail
BTS=Blue tongue skink
BOI=Board of Inquiry
RES=Red eared slider
F/T=frozen thawed
RI=Respiratory Infection
Sorry if I repeated any.
I will think of more..... |
I personally think this is a great contribution thank you
Hopefully we will have a complete list
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03-07-11, 12:36 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by totheend
CB=Captive bred
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You have to be careful with this one as there are quite a few people who use CB to mean "captive born" rather than "captive bred". An example would be adult snakes harvested for the skin trade being allowed to lay their eggs or have their young before they are slaughtered, then the eggs/young are sold. The babies are born in captivity but are not captive bred.
CBB = Captive Bred & Born
Farm raised = self explanatory
Turtle farms and alligator farms are common, but the term also seems to be used for the slaughter house "farms" as well sometimes.
STP = Short Tailed Python
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03-07-11, 01:24 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by RustyNuts
You have to be careful with this one as there are quite a few people who use CB to mean "captive born" rather than "captive bred". An example would be adult snakes harvested for the skin trade being allowed to lay their eggs or have their young before they are slaughtered, then the eggs/young are sold. The babies are born in captivity but are not captive bred.
CBB = Captive Bred & Born
Farm raised = self explanatory
Turtle farms and alligator farms are common, but the term also seems to be used for the slaughter house "farms" as well sometimes.
STP = Short Tailed Python
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You are very right...sorry. We get lazy when we talk and say CB meaning captive bred and born.
CH=Captive hatched
UTH=under tank heater
SIGB=Solomon island ground boa
p/k=pre killed
LTC=long term captive
WC=Wild caught
MVB=Mercury vapor bulb
Pits=snakes belonging to the Pituophis family
RETF=Red eyed tree frog
WLP=White lipped python
CWD=Chinese water dragon
MHD=Mountain horned dragon
IBD=Inclusion body disease
MBD=Metabolic bone disease
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03-07-11, 02:47 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
Oh, I know, I do the same thing but when looking at ads I always question which one it is.
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03-07-11, 06:33 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
Hey Wayne I made a new list I was just wondering if you could replace the list in my original post with this? thank you!
0.0.1=Unsexed
0.1 BP= One female Ball Python
1.0 BP= One male Ball Python
2.1 BP= two male Ball Python and one female Ball Python etc...
AFT=African fat tail
AHS=African house snake
ATB= amazon tree boa
Balls/BP= Ball Python
BCC= boa constrictor common
BCI= boa constrictor imperator
BCL=Boa constrictor Longicauda
BOI=Board of Inquiry
BRB= brazilian rainbow boa
BTS=Blue tongue skink
BURM= burmese python
CB=Captive bred
CH=Captive hatched
CP= Carpet Python
CWD=Chinese water dragon
F/T= Frozen/Thawed
GTP= Green Tree Python
Herp= Herpetology/Herpetoculture (Study of Reptiles/Care for Reptiles)
HOTS= anything poisonous
IBD=Inclusion body disease
IJCP=Irian Jaya carpet python
In Blue= State of eye color a snake has before shedding
JCP=Jungle carpet python
KSB=Kenyan sand boa
LTC=long term captive
MBD=Metabolic bone disease
MHD=Mountain horned dragon
Morph= "Color Phase" a genetic mutation that alters pigmentation
MVB=Mercury vapor bulb
p/k=pre killed
PAM=Provent a mite
Pits=snakes belonging to the Pituophis family
RES=Red eared slider
RETF=Red eyed tree frog
RETIC= reticualted python BCO=Boa constrictor occidentalis
RI=Respiratory Infection
RSSB=rough scale sand boa
SIGB=Solomon island ground boa
UTH=under tank heater
Viv= Vivaria
WC=Wild caught
WC=Wild caught
WLP=White lipped python
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03-07-11, 10:18 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
dom =dominant trait
co-dom =co-dominant trait
het = heterzygous
homo = homozygous
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03-07-11, 10:20 PM
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Re: Herp Lingo :)
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Originally Posted by dshin963
Hey Wayne I made a new list I was just wondering if you could replace the list in my original post with this? thank you!
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I plan on it. Any more additions folks??
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