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11-21-02, 09:26 AM
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Can we start a desert boas section?
Like a Rosy and Gound Boas section? Or is there one and I'm just stupid? It's hard to find a good forum dedicated to these types of snakes which have fairly different needs than other boas. It would be nice to have a separate section for them. Thanks!
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11-21-02, 12:02 PM
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Back when this site first started, I too asked for such a forum, but there's not a lot of demand.
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11-21-02, 02:13 PM
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If there is a large enough of a demand for the section, IT can be aded although I doubt there is ..
If you want to see this forum open up .. speak ure mind .. lets see how many ppl want it and w can judge from there wether it is worth or not oppening a forum just for these specific boas...
Dom
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11-21-02, 04:10 PM
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Location: Toronto
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YESSSSS!!!!! There are not too many resources on Kenyan Sand Boas and a forum on these and other similar snakes would be awesome!
Givr!
FuBaR
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11-21-02, 04:14 PM
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Erycine forum!! Come on guys, and you can make a mod to boot! <laugh> Jeff said he would if a rosy/sandie forum was created!
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11-21-02, 04:20 PM
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Aw no erycine forum! Where will all the rosies go!!  I'm all for a sandboa/rosy forum... hehehe... not that that isn't a given 
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11-21-02, 04:41 PM
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yah a rosy boa forum would be sweeet!!!! : )
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11-21-02, 05:01 PM
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what is the scientific name???
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11-21-02, 05:01 PM
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for all sand boas.. not just rosies..
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11-21-02, 05:04 PM
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Rosies and sandboas are a different classification, hence they share different latin names. Sandboas are Erycine, Rosies are Lichanura...
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11-21-02, 05:13 PM
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The whole group are called Erycines Linds, including the Calabria, and the rubber boas. The genus for sandies is Eyrx not Erycine.
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11-21-02, 05:13 PM
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Rather Eryx
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11-21-02, 05:17 PM
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This would be a great forum to have,I would like to see one.
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11-21-02, 05:22 PM
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ok well there isnt enough demand for 2 differant ones.. so you guys think of a name for the forum that classify's all of them and i will implement the forum.
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11-21-02, 05:40 PM
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:confused:
Really? I was under a different impression. I didn't think that all the desert boas were grouped together, and that only the sand boa were erycines, and rosies were a whole different class.........
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