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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
 Originally Posted by pedipalps
BCI called Red-tail, but BCC is the True Red-tail.
Ill take that!!
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
Anyone have a picture to compare the two?
Last edited by tweets_4611; 12-12-2008 at 12:53 AM.
Reason: I spell as well as a two year old...
~ Shannon
1.2 normal bp ~ Lilly (06) ~ Delilah (09) ~ Joey (06)
1.0 cinnamon bp ~ Doughnut (08)
1.0 mojave bp ~ Jay (08)
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
Dorsal Pattern=
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) = BCI
} { } { } { = BCC
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
Bout time you pulled out some pictures Jimi 
And- dayum- near burned my eyeballs with all that boa brilliance!!!!
~~ McKinsey~~
"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
~The Little Prince; Antoine de Saint Exupery
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
Hey Jimi, are those Surinames from Futo?
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
hey Jim, those are some BEAUTIFUl Surinames. absoultely love them.
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
 Originally Posted by jim020cricket
I love the last one the best, pretty rust color!!! The others are pretty too!
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
 Originally Posted by ssjsmits
Hey Jimi, are those Surinames from Futo?
He does have Futo line male.......I cant wait for his babies!!!!!!
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Re: bcc and bci - differences?
I've had more than a few Bci and Bcc get over ten feet. I've also had surinames that had smaller heads than you might expect.
Bci and Bcc can interbreed. It is done regularly in captivity and occasionally in the wild. Both species are found in the same area of Colombia, Suriname, and maybe Guiana, though I am not positive on the last.
There is also a species from Bolivia so if you wish to go by the previously posted list, that country should be added.
There are a lot of people who say if THIS isn't THAT then THIS must be the outcome.
It just isn't so. It may not happen often, it may be typical, but when anyone says a certain thing is ONLY one way, I have to question that person's actual knowledge as opposed to how much of an expert the consider themselves to be.
I may not be very smart, but what if I am?
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