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by Buzztail1 on December 18, 2004
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Thanks to all welcoming me back.
I am planning on spending a whirlwind Christmas vacation with The Boss in "sunny" San Diego.
I got her a copy of Chad's book for Christmas ;-)
The book I got from Sierra stays with me everywhere I go and is without a doubt my most often used herp book.
Thanks again, Sierra.
Karl
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by ALA_herp31 on December 18, 2004
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Sierra, whats the best place for me to pick up a coppy of your Book? I would realy like to take a look at it. Thanks..........Happy herping Wally
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by sierra on December 18, 2004
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Thomas!.... Hey guy!...Long time! Those Echis are amazing little creatures...quickly becoming a fav. of mine....
I dont plan on posting all the time, I'm content to just read along ( lol...most of the time!).
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by sierra on December 18, 2004
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Wally, hang in there and it should be here on the site soon, if not I will email it to you in Ms word, but be prepared to use alot of ink to print it.
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by ALA_herp31 on December 18, 2004
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Thanks Sierra, apriciat that. I'll just wait a little wile for it to come on the site, but by chance if it dont withen the next 4-5 months I will take you up on the Email offer later. Thanks again ......Be safe Wally
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by Snake17 on December 19, 2004
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What`s so amazing abouth Echis? I like them buth never had the chanse to keep or handle one. I only saw 2 Echis carinatus(that`s what it was labled anyway). Are they worth buying ? best regards, Alex S.
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by Phobos on December 19, 2004
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Alex:
I keep E. carinatus, they are just awesome little, but highly toxic snakes. Mine are not agressive, the male is even very shy. They are curious and come out to see what's going on. They are easy to handle, they hang on a hook just fine. I love the larger eye they have and how it's set a bit forward of where you normally see it on other species. They too are one of my favorites.
Best,
Al
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by Cristina on December 19, 2004
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Cool. I think Vipera ursinii moldavica fits in the same profile(except for the eyes. Maybe I`ll get one or a pair in the near future if they aren`t to expensive and if I could find them for sale or trade here. the ones I saw were very tiny. They`re smaller in real life than they are on the TV or in pics. Actualy, I think I`ll catch my own if I visit N. Africa in 2006. Hopefuly they will start popping up here as well(for sale that is). Thanks Al.
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