Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

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Re: Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

Post by Agnate »

Yeah, after looking at it a bit more, I'd have to say he's probably a GSP. :)

My camera sucks, so I don't have any really good pictures and my website appears to be down, so I can't access the ones I have... :(
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Re: Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

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Do they at least have spots on their sides?
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Re: Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

Post by t1gerbee »

yeah... mine does..

saddles on to top, a few spots round the side, then a distinct separation between those and a big white belly..

I have seen other ceylons with spots on their bellies, and i did have a GSP with spots on his belly for a few days before he died.. (had been badly beaten up)

maybe subspecies again? ..
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Re: Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

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If you look at my pic (sorry, really bad one) on the 1st page of this thread, you can see the spots don't cover the entire belly.
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Re: Fluviatilis or Nigroviridis

Post by Agnate »

Yeah, mine have spots all along their sides. :)
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