NSW Rptile Keeper Return Summary 2005

[JeffHardy]

Attached is the summary of NSW Reptile Keeper annual returns submitted to the Department of Environment and Conservation (NPWS) for the year ended 31 March 2005.

 

[NCHERPS]

Jeff,
That file isn't working for me, comes up with an error message.

Neil

 

[peterescue]

Must be a site problem. It says the file doesnt exist anymore. I guess I just have to hold off my excitement for a while.

 

[JeffHardy]

Something has gone wrong. File format is Microsoft Excel. Ill try uploading again.

 

[JeffHardy]

Still not working - seems to be a site problem

 

[Gilleni]

Yep - Not working for me...

 

[Tim]

Go here for the summary:

http://www.aussiepythons.com/modules/PNphpBB2/files/holdings_-_reptiles_2005_613.xls

(the site has a problem and points to modules//modules/ instead of just /modules/)

 

[JeffHardy]

Perhaps the mods can fix this with a direct link

 

[Hickson]

I was wondering when you'd be posting this Jeff. Tried to access the last one a few weeks ago and found it corrupted.



Hix

 

[herptrader]

Dear Jeff,

I really appreciate having this listing to look through. I wish you could convince your Victorian counterparts to share the same!

I found the following entry under pythons particularly of interest:

Species Code Scientific_Name Common_Name No of Licences Brought forward No Acquired No Bred No Disposed No held
A2624 Morelia carinata Rough-scaled Python 6 2 11 0 0 13

 

[africancichlidau]

I found the Albertisii most interesting

 

[snakehunter]

Is it just me or has no one else in NSW received a new fauna record book?

 

[Guest]

re NSW

Snakehunter,pm jeff about it,thats strange at this time of year.

 

[Linus]

Can anyone tell me what butler's snake is. I've never heard of it...anything to do with Harry?

(its listed in the venomous species).

cheers.

 

[Gilleni]

Is it just me or has no one else in NSW received a new fauna record book?

I think its just you...

I got mine ages ago.. so did my girlfriend...

 

[basketcase]

butleri are spotted mulgas. theyre found out west i think

 

[Guest]

butleri are spotted mulgas. theyre found out west i think

Yeh,basketcase it says in wilson and knowles, Pseudechis butleri is distinguished from P Australis (Mulga) by pattern) etc Smith 1982 named after naturalist Harry Butler,arid midwestern interior of western australia,clutches of 9-12 eggs recorded.It also says about mulgas that a litter of 22 young and 11-16 eggs recorded. Get the same live and eggs for spotted blacks does anyone know for sure the mode of reproduction first hand.

 

[Linus]

Thanks basketcase and old fella. Harry butler...grew up on a diet of his tv shows.