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Cape Coral???
by Dasypeltis_SA » Mon May 28, 2012 2:34 pm
A friend said he has a Aspidelaps l. lubricus (female), but if I saw the snake, I would say it is a bastard of an Aspidelaps l. lubricus and A. l. infuscatus or it is maybe a Aspidelaps. l. cowlesi. So what have we got here? Can someone help. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dasypeltis/7255245162/in/photostream/
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Re: Cape Coral???
by bitis keeper » Mon May 28, 2012 3:32 pm
thats a Aspidelaps l. Cowlsi. Thats one big female!
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Re: Cape Coral???
by it_bit_me » Mon May 28, 2012 7:17 pm
It does look like a bastard. Would you like to breed this snake.
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Re: Cape Coral???
by Dasypeltis_SA » Tue May 29, 2012 9:00 am
If it is for sure no bastard, then for sure not with my Aspidelaps. l. lubricus, I have here at home. But here it is hard to find a male. Aspidelaps l. cowlesi is not much common here in our Terrariums.
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Re: Cape Coral???
by Bushviper » Tue May 29, 2012 2:24 pm
There are plenty of A. l. cowlesi in Germany. I am making the assumption here that you are from there.
Advertise that you are looking for them and use the old name too as many people still call them A. l. infuscatus. I found quite a few on http://www.terraristik.com just use the search button.
Advertise that you are looking for them and use the old name too as many people still call them A. l. infuscatus. I found quite a few on http://www.terraristik.com just use the search button.
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Re: Cape Coral???
by Dasypeltis_SA » Tue May 29, 2012 2:31 pm
Jep I'm from Germany and I was not looking for another one (male). The snake is not mine, its from a friend and he bought her as a Aspidelaps l. lubricus.
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Re: Cape Coral???
by Bushviper » Tue May 29, 2012 2:38 pm
Nope he has A. l. cowlesi.
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Re: Cape Coral???
by amjadkhan0988 » Fri Aug 31, 2012 1:45 pm
Dasypeltis_SA wrote:If it is for sure no bastard, then for sure not with my Aspidelaps. l. lubricus, I have here at home. But here it is hard to find a male. Aspidelaps l. cowlesi is not much common here in our Terrariums.
hmmmm..... this is a very nice info thanks for share....Terrariums
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