Re: New series; new name

[Brian Gorka <gorkab@cyberpass.net>]

>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:


    Lars> So: The next name must start with "P", and it must be an
    Lars> animal, for obvious reasons.  No, "Panther" isn't an option.

Pink Flamingo Gnus
Painted Turtle Gnus
Painted Mantella Gnus
Peninsula Newt Gnus
Paddletail Newt Gnus
Pigmy Chameleon Gnus
Peruvian Giant Tree Swift Iguana Gnus
Peruvian Lava Swift Iguana Gnus
Peruvian Aligator Lizard Gnus
Peach Throat Monitor Gnus
Purple Blotched Gopher Snake Gnus
Pueblan Milk Snake Gnus
Penisula Cooter Gnus (Turtle)

Python Gnus
Large species with remarkable color patterns. A real eye catcher. In
captivity averages a full size of about 15' after about 7 yrs. The
babies are about 12 to 18 and grow at a pretty rapid rate.  

Palm Salamander Gnus
Shoots its tongue out like a chameleon. A very small, thin salamander,
dark brown with light brown stripes. Gets its name because legs end in
palms, without fingers.  

Parakeet Gnus
Striking Bright Colors. Looks almost unreal. Bright blue, red, yellow
and white 

And in case an R might also be cool:
Regalis Tarantula Gnus

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