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    abbreviations

    need help with abbreviations. is there a book that covers them? Lots of stuff I don't understand; Possible, Proven, Hold Back, lots of red-tailed boas with the same latin names but different monikers, Columbian, Guyana, Jungle etcetera. Thanks, Nick
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    help

    I have questions on abbreviations meanings; HET, Possible HET, Proven, Holdback, BCI, BOI, I see many boas have the exact same latin names but have the difference of origin; Guyana Red Tail, Brazilian Red Tail..etcetera. Why is this? Are they that much different? Also does anyone know how the...
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    Legless lizard

    Lived in Oklahoma a few years ago and now back at the same farm, I could've sworn I saw a legless lizard 3 years ago (head looks like it) the other night I saw the same only larger (2 plus feet?) looking creature (in the same area too, within 3 feet!) and it was extremely fast! I've caught a lot...
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    tarantulas and snakes?

    I'm back on the mainland (and able to properly care for creatures of interest again) and see that there's so much more knowledge about arachnids and some I didn't know about snakes since my last brush with the fascination. Got a question that I realize has no definite answer, would like to...
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    Red-tailed boa

    Does a red-tailed boa need a UVB light for calcium development? I've heard they don't because they get their calcium from mice/rats, I've also heard to provide one for them? Which is correct? Thanks, Nick
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