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05-14-2007, 05:24 PM
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Re: My T.Sirtalis
I'm inclined to agree with Stefan, the Pythons and Boas can be a bit dull, especially the real giants which barely seem to move at all! I do however find Corallus (especially hortulanus) quite interesting and (for a boa) quite active. Following Marian's thread "snake eyes" has made me want to keep this species again.
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