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south florida rainbow snake
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by bush_viper17 on January 15, 2006
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I asked a question about this snake a while back, but I still cant find much information about this snake. I am very interested in this snake and I would like any info you may have about this subspecies. All I know is that there were only three ever found and they are now considered exstinct. Thanks.
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RE: south florida rainbow snake
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by earthguy on January 17, 2006
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According to Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas (both excellent herpetologists) The South Florida Rainbow Snake Farancia erytrgramma seminola hasn't been seen since the mid-1960's. That was from their book ("Snakes of the Southeast" UGA press). They may have more information. Both of them are very good about answering e-mails. Whit works for the Savannah River Ecology Lab, and Mike is the PARC coordinator for NC (I think). Also, I think both of them will be at the state herpetologists meeting this Saturday.
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