JeffHardy
Active Member
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.
snakehunter said:Is it just me or has no one else in NSW received a new fauna record book?
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.basketcase said:butleri are spotted mulgas. theyre found out west i think
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