Carney
Active Member
just read the latest scales and tales and there was a small section that talked about the fact that the broard headed snake has only just recently had a captive breeding program started, and there are only 4 breeding pairs in captivity. Was interested in this as on sunday i saw what i think was 1 of those pairs at the wildlife park in darling harbour. which got me thinking where are the other 3 pairs and what else can be done to help them, and can the ordinary person breed them for release. they also mention how the same thing was done for the rough scaled python and now they are starting to become more avliable for herpers to buy.
so i would also like to know do the exist for the ordinary person now or are they restriced to zoos and the like.
cheers
so i would also like to know do the exist for the ordinary person now or are they restriced to zoos and the like.
cheers