i live in portland. anyone else in the region?
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breeders/keepers in the NW?
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dphhchondro |
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Posts: 470 (03/02/07 17:58:36) |
What's NW?
ChondroHead
Danny 4.3.1 GTPs and 11 other reptiles... Addicted doesn't even begin to describe me... STEVE IRWIN RULES! |
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dphhchondro |
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Posts: 470 (03/02/07 20:12:38) |
OH.. never mind... I thought NW was a state... duh...
 ChondroHead
Danny 4.3.1 GTPs and 11 other reptiles... Addicted doesn't even begin to describe me... STEVE IRWIN RULES! |
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Julian Garcia |
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Posts: 873 (03/04/07 14:07:33) |
Not many of us here.
I'm in Seattle Ryan Young in easter WA Rich Culver is in Alaska. |
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Posts: 0 (03/05/07 00:41:28) |
why is that i wonder? are you a breeder then?
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Julian Garcia |
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Posts: 873 (03/05/07 01:13:48) |
Well the obvious reason is, there are not that many chondros produced in the us when compared with other species.
There could be some more people who produce chondros in WA / OR area who have not spoken up or posted on the forum. As for me - I have no animals to offer to homes at the moment, though I'm hoping for babies from these this year.      Ryan and Rich should have some neonates or yearlings right now to offer, you might want to check with them. |
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Posts: 0 (03/05/07 01:41:30) |
you have some beautiful chondros!! i'm looking to buy soon but when id love to get one of your babies someday.
how can i find those two? |
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Julian Garcia |
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Posts: 873 (03/05/07 01:46:46) |
oh, i totally forgot about my good buddy Kirk Mills. I think he's a short drive from portland. He has some great mustard animals for sale as well as some killer pairings going on.
Kirk p219.ezboard.com/fmorelia...=678.topic Rich p219.ezboard.com/fmorelia...=713.topic Ryan www.inlandreptile.com/ |
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Posts: 0 (03/05/07 11:32:04) |
thanks, julian, but these guys are a bit out of my budget. i can't really spend more then $500 right now. i'm hopeful to find a us CB in that range but when i do acquire my chondro i'd love a chance to discuss any husbandry issues i might expect in our climate .
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Posts: 1187 (03/05/07 12:09:44) Registered User |
Greetings!
In any event, even if you aren't (at the moment) ready to commit to a purchase, I'd suggest you begin touching base with some NW breeders and develop a relationship with them. All I am sure would welcome your inquiries and offer much advice. Rich Culver flywater@alaska.net |
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Posts: 0 (03/05/07 13:21:09) |
thanks for making me feel welcome, rich. i know i'm gonna have a lot of questions and it's nice to know i'll be able to find people who share the fascination i feel for these creatures.
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