For the sheer sake of getting this back to something productive... I believe it was Terry D that asked what the most attractive triangulum ssp. is... or something to that effect anyhow. So I'm going to offer my two cents, I encourage others to do the same. Oh and in the interest of hospitality our getula brethren may interject their two cents here as well...



My thought plain and simple if I had to choose just one NA milk subspecies I'd have to go with geographically distinct syspila east of the Mississippi ranging from southern IL into KY and even MS. Hands down they can have some smoking animals! Now frankly I tend to prefer some locale or another of each and a few in general a well. 'Temporalis', elapsoides, and nominate triangulum all hold even ranks with me. As with these as syspila I tend to gravitate toward specific ranges as well. I think it's insanely difficult to just hammer one down... just as well I am motivated to take some new pics and get back to appreciating my hobby! For now here are some old ones... nothing new in the bunch I'm afraid but I'll be working on that here in the next few days.



Any takers? What's your favorite form of lampropeltis?



Chris

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