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Old 09-11-03, 04:05 AM   #16
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Thanks everyone. I'll try to get a pic of an adult up later today.

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Old 09-11-03, 11:11 AM   #17
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Thanks man I'd appreciate it
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Old 09-11-03, 02:37 PM   #18
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Okay...Here's my male.



Although he may not look it in the pic, this fellow is well over eight feet in length, and more even-tempered than a Corn Snake.

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Old 09-11-03, 04:24 PM   #19
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Wow Simon are there any good website's on Elaphe taeniura?
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Old 09-12-03, 08:13 AM   #20
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Gorgeous snakes!! Definitely on the wanted list
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Old 09-15-03, 09:37 AM   #21
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Fantastic Simon, I can't wait to get my own!

Cavers are now Orthriophis, no??
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Old 09-15-03, 02:02 PM   #22
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I guess you can call them that if you want to. Apparently there may be grounds for someone to challenge the "new" classification.

I'll stick with "Elaphe" for now,(Old habits die hard) LOL! .

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Old 09-15-03, 04:16 PM   #23
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I'm all for the new classification. I've seen some "challenging" posts regarding the new genus. My feeling is that my corn is no way related to my beauties and I just can't stand the thought of both having the same genus when I can breed corn to kings, but not beauties to corns.
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Old 09-16-03, 04:18 AM   #24
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Hi Katt;

I'll let the taxonomists fight it out.

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Old 09-18-03, 10:11 PM   #25
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Very Nice Simon!! VERY NiCE!!! i'm so happy to see these snakes get their credit for beauty. They are no. 1 on my list of colubrids.
maybe some day i should head back to cameron highlands and take pics of them for you guys...its only 2 hrs from home anyways plus i know where a pair of them reisdes...i released them there...
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Old 09-20-03, 09:57 AM   #26
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Hi ranmasatome,

Thank you very much for the kind comments.

They are beautiful animals, aren't they?

On the Rat Snake Forum on the "competing" web-site, there are some recent pics of ridleyi "in situ". Very interesting indeed.

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Sweet man! But that adult is jsut amazing. And over 8ft WOW!

HOw much those suckers cost?
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Old 09-20-03, 11:05 AM   #28
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Thanks. They seem to run around $300.00 U.S. each.
I think I read somewhere that they can possibly reach ten feet in length!

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Old 09-20-03, 12:02 PM   #29
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Cavers are coming down in price however. This year at the Daytona show, I saw them at $175 US. However most were $200USD, and this mostly for males, pairs run about $500USD. I think they'll stay around that price for a bit.
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Old 09-20-03, 02:04 PM   #30
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yay!! so maybe i can afford one here soon!! i remembering enquiring abt. 4 yrs back when i first got to canada...and they were like 1300 a pair...insane considering i can catch them back home...
and yeah..they grow pretty big..the ones i released were abt 9ft +...
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