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This girl's from east of Sanderson... she was collected by a good friend of mine a number of years ago. She's here on breeding loan and will be paired with a male I found on the same cut back in 1993. He's a really nice light blairs with a few alternates.

A really neat and very dark male from east of Sanderson. This one's also here on breeding loan. He came from the same cut as the busy blairs I caught out there in spring of '93.

This season I was fortunate take on a few new animals... these are babies from a tight locality-matched and historically significant pairing of WC snakes from Black Gap. The mother of these babies is Chris Sheldon's patternless WC female. She's getting old, and this year may have been her last as a breeder. The father of the clutch was collected in nearly the same spot as the patternless female.

The female:

The male:

Great Animals and I am VERY jealous of your photography skills!!

I have a nice 35mm print camera, but my digital just can't produce photos of this quality..

Thanks for sharing!

~ Mike Russo

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With all that chondro work I think it's time you let some of those alternas go. I'm always available for adoptions.

Love those gaps!

Bill
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WJS Herps
Brooksville, Fl
Bill & Jennifer Smoot

Bill,
I'm obviously enamored with tree pythons, but alterna are still my favorite. The colors, the variability, and the habitat... they just can't be beat. Thanks for the comment!

Damon,

Do you still breed alterna? If so, will you have alterna available on a regular basis?

That Sanderson male I got from you years ago is doing great.

Billy
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Genesis 1:1

That Gap female is awesome ! (Tom)

I especially like the dark E. Sandersons!!