Oh that's right, you have the Lincoln cnty NE line of gentilis! Umm, you'll want a stash of tails for the nates, they're not awful but they're not likely to jump on pinks for awhile.
Glad those polyz are thriving, that's Dad in the pic above.

Funny story about that snake: he tolerated (but was clearly annoyed)with a long hot photo session for that pic and just as I scooped him up to put him back a neighborhood kid with a passing interest in snakes pulled up and asked if I'd take a pic of him with that snake. I said sure, and handed Mr Polyz to him when Mr Polyz wheeeled around and walloped the tar out of the kids arm. Kids' Mom was there (of course)and I almost passed out from shock and awe as blood streamed down the kids arm and Mom started hopping up and down. Bloody Hell, what a day.
Couple more fav pics:
top: Amealco MX ruthveni
mid: the old blazing pale pic we've seen a million times.
bottom: normal yearling hypo syspila.

I'll get pics of my sibling polyzona pair to post here if you'll work on getting recent shots of yours Phil - cool snakes fo sho.
Jeff









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