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Mike Torocco
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PostSubject: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeTue 2 Dec - 8:46
Hello Snake Fans!

I joined this forum because I have a strong interest in arboreals, and it seems that there are a number of people here who have a great deal of experience and knowledge on that topic. I look forward to hearing about everyone’s experiences and the exchange of information from around the world.

I am first and foremost a conservation advocate, and I work professionally as a herpetologist in the northeastern USA. In addition to my work on the conservation of native northeastern U.S. reptiles and amphibians, I also enjoy working with snakes in captivity. I currently keep several species of Crotalus, as well as arboreals of the genera Atheris, Bothriechis, Popeia, and Cryptelytrops. Some people may argue that there is a conflict of interest between conservation and keeping reptiles in captivity, and that the trade in reptiles only helps to contribute to cause the decline of wild populations. I believe that if we keep reptiles responsibly, ethically, and do not contribute to making wild populations rare by over-collecting, we can teach others to respect these amazing creatures and help to conserve them over the long term.

I’ve had the pleasure to see many different reptiles and amphibians in the field, including such places as the northeastern US, Florida, Texas, Mexico, Aruba, Grand Cayman, and Costa Rica. One day I would like to make it to Southeast Asia to see some of the Trimeresurus-group and Tropidolaemus species in the wild.

See you around the forum,
Mike
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Johan Pennanen
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PostSubject: Re: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeWed 3 Dec - 21:12
Welcome Mike!
Im also have the big interest to keep and breed arboreal snakes and i keep many species..
And always look for new ones that i dont keep yet...
Nice avatar of C.insularis!

/ Johan
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Arcy_Salvacion
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PostSubject: Re: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeThu 4 Dec - 10:31
welcome to venom land
keep us posted when you visit southeast asia, specially the Philippines, Smile


Regards,

-Arcy
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Mike Torocco
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PostSubject: Re: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeFri 5 Dec - 2:58
Is that an invitation to visit, Arcy Smile

Glad you like my C. insularis Johan, she produced a litter of 10 babies this year. It was my first attempt at breeding her.
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Johan Pennanen
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PostSubject: Re: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeFri 5 Dec - 8:15
Mike Torocco wrote:
Is that an invitation to visit, Arcy Smile

Glad you like my C. insularis Johan, she produced a litter of 10 babies this year. It was my first attempt at breeding her.

Nice!
Is the babies good working ones and did you even got green colours?
This species i dont still have in my collection but
in Mars i will get 1.2 from Therese Johansson on this forum..

/Johan
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PostSubject: Re: Hello from the Northeastern USA   Hello from the Northeastern USA Icon_minitimeFri 5 Dec - 23:56
The babies are more difficult to get started on pink mice than C. venustus or Bothriechis schlegeli. They have different amounts of yellow, and some are "greenish", but none are very green. The adults are very hardy. Thanks!
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