T-REC LIBRARY : ULAR BOA CONSTRICTOR NEBULOSA...PART 3
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Boa c. nebulosa
Boa c. nebulosa diperkenalkan ke herpetoculture Jerman pada sekitar
waktu yang sama dengan Boa
c. Orophias, Pada tahun 1991. para peternak Munich disebutkan
sebelumnya juga membeli tiga pasang boas dominika dewasa di Belanda.
Meskipun dokumen menceritakan cerita yang berbeda, hewan-hewan ini mungkin
telah dikumpulkan di alam liar. Mereka telah menyesuaikan diri
dengan baik dan menghasilkan keturunan secara teratur sejak tahun 1995.
Kami percaya bahwa semua c Boa. nebulosa yg disimpan
di Eropa adalah keturunan dari garis keturunan 'Munich'.
Selama tahun 1990, kami juga memiliki beberapa pengalaman dengan boa Dominika . jantan pemuliaan kami ternyata menolak memakan burung dan hanya menerima anak ayam. Kelompok penangkaran kami terdiri dari spesimen jinak dan relatif kecil, ular dewasa pada peternak Munich galak. Kami tidak pernah menyaksikan boas lebih agresif. Juga, salah satu betina memiliki panjang terhormat hampir 2,5 m (8,2 kaki), dan sangat kokoh.
Selama tahun 1990, kami juga memiliki beberapa pengalaman dengan boa Dominika . jantan pemuliaan kami ternyata menolak memakan burung dan hanya menerima anak ayam. Kelompok penangkaran kami terdiri dari spesimen jinak dan relatif kecil, ular dewasa pada peternak Munich galak. Kami tidak pernah menyaksikan boas lebih agresif. Juga, salah satu betina memiliki panjang terhormat hampir 2,5 m (8,2 kaki), dan sangat kokoh.
Aspek lain dari garis keturunan Munich Boa c. nebulosa disebutkan. Setelah makan,
salah satu dari dua jantan kami tiba
tiba menderita
kelumpuhan total bodi belakang nya. Sebuah radiograf membuktikan bahwa sendi
yang menghubungkan tulang tulang punggung telah kaku dan tumbuh bersama-sama,
yang mengakibatkan tulang punggung kaku di wilayah ini. Mendadak
Strain
mekanik yang disertai kontraksi otot
selama mencekik mangsa menyebabkan patah tulang di salah satu bagian. akibatnya
ular menderita paraplegia dan harus eutanasia. Ketika
kita membahas kasus ini dengan keeper lain dari Boa c. nebulosa, kami belajar bahwa kasus serupa
dengan gejala yang sama telah terjadi. Ini
tidak dapat dikecualikan bahwa ular menderita penyakit keturunan. Karena garis
keturunan lainnya tidak tersedia di Eropa ,kami
memutuskan untuk menahan diri untuk merawat dan mengembang
biak subspesies ini.
sejarah lebih lanjut Dari Boa c. nebulosa di herpetoculture Jerman terlihat menyerupai Boa c. orophias: Kejenuhan pasar dalam rentang waktu singkat, harga yg jatuh, akhirnya menyerah pada setiap upaya untuk mengembang biakan boas Dominika. Tentu saja, masalah tulang punggung, yang segera menjadi pembicaraan publik, tidak membantu popularitas hewan-hewan ini.
sejarah lebih lanjut Dari Boa c. nebulosa di herpetoculture Jerman terlihat menyerupai Boa c. orophias: Kejenuhan pasar dalam rentang waktu singkat, harga yg jatuh, akhirnya menyerah pada setiap upaya untuk mengembang biakan boas Dominika. Tentu saja, masalah tulang punggung, yang segera menjadi pembicaraan publik, tidak membantu popularitas hewan-hewan ini.
sumber
teks asli :
Boa
c. nebulosa was introduced into German herpetoculture at around
the same time as Boa c. orophias. In 1991, the Munich breeder mentioned earlier
also purchased three pairs of adult Dominican boas in the Netherlands. Although
the documents told a different story, these animals had probably been collected
in the wild. They nevertheless acclimatized well and produced offspring
regularly from 1995.
We believe that all Boa c. nebulosa kept in Europe are descended from
this ‘Munich’ bloodline.
During the 1990s, we also had some experience with Dominican boas. Our breeding male turned out to be a stubborn bird-eater which would only accept chicks. Our breeding group consisted of peaceful and relatively small specimens; the adult snakes kept by the Munich breeder were veritable furies. We have never witnessed more aggressive boas. Also, one of the females had the respectable length of almost 2.5 m (8.2 ft), and she was very sturdy, too.
During the 1990s, we also had some experience with Dominican boas. Our breeding male turned out to be a stubborn bird-eater which would only accept chicks. Our breeding group consisted of peaceful and relatively small specimens; the adult snakes kept by the Munich breeder were veritable furies. We have never witnessed more aggressive boas. Also, one of the females had the respectable length of almost 2.5 m (8.2 ft), and she was very sturdy, too.
Other aspects of the Munich bloodline of Boa c. nebulosa deserve being
mentioned. After a feeding, one of our two males suddenly suffered from a
total paralysis of its rear body. A radiograph proved that the joints
connecting the vertebrae of the backbone had ossified and grown together, which
resulted in the backbone’s stiffening in this region. The sudden mechanic
strain which accompanied the muscular contractions during the strangling of the
prey caused a fracture in one of these areas. The snake consequently suffered
from paraplegia and had to be euthanized. When we discussed this case with
other keepers of Boa c. nebulosa, we learned that similar cases with the same
symptoms had occurred. As it stood, it could not be excluded that these snakes
were suffering from a hereditary disease. Because other bloodlines were not
available in Europe (nor have become available even today), we decided to
refrain from keeping and breeding this subspecies.
As for the rest, the further history of Boa c. nebulosa in German herpetoculture strikingly resembles that of Boa c. orophias: Saturation of the market within a short span of time, dropping prices, and finally giving up on any attempts to breed Dominican boas. Of course, the backbone problems, which became public very soon, did not help the popularity of these animals.
As for the rest, the further history of Boa c. nebulosa in German herpetoculture strikingly resembles that of Boa c. orophias: Saturation of the market within a short span of time, dropping prices, and finally giving up on any attempts to breed Dominican boas. Of course, the backbone problems, which became public very soon, did not help the popularity of these animals.
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