quick question.. are they native to hawaii or were they brought there and it just turned out the climate was close enough to their natural one that they survived and mass reproduced?
quick question.. are they native to hawaii or were they brought there and it just turned out the climate was close enough to their natural one that they survived and mass reproduced?
I was reading some old MISC minutes online (MISC= Maui Invasive Species Committee) They found a gravid female veiled in Makawao that had been hit by a car. They were searching the area and found a couple more so its possible that there are veiled here too. I dont think they will ever get to be the way Jackson's are though. They are bigger and have been known to eat small birds so MISC will kill any they find.
WOOHOO!!! I walked out the front door to feed Annabelle this morning and I looked up into the vines by the door to see if the baby female was still hanging out and there was Rufus!! He was sitting at eye level bright as could be in the morning sun. I still want to keep Annabelle because she is cute and I still wonder about the black spots, so Im heading to Lowes after work to get stuff for a new cage.