I received a pair from a friend of mine who posted his clutch on the forum a month ago. Funny that his adults came from me (as hatchlings) and I never had these guys pop up. His husbandry and incubating methods were the same as mine (standard colubrid inc temps) but time will tell whether this aberrancy is passed down.



Although they do turn black I also find this aberrancy interesting and when a hypo gaigeae turns up I will having something fun to plug it into!



I will posts mine (as well as the slightly less aberrant stuarti I got this year) when I get off my duff and take some pictures. I would do it now but I have to clean instead (boo).

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• Patternless/Aberrant Black Milk - nategodin, Wed Sep 23 21:10:46 2009
• RE: Patternless/Aberrant Black Milk - DMong, Wed Sep 23 21:36:20 2009
• oh!, but remember! - DMong, Wed Sep 23 21:41:38 2009
• RE: oh!, but remember! - nategodin, Wed Sep 23 21:52:31 2009
• RE: oh!, but remember! - DMong, Wed Sep 23 22:00:54 2009
• 100% L. t. gaigeae - nategodin, Wed Sep 23 21:42:50 2009
• RE: 100% L. t. gaigeae - Sinaloan, Thu Sep 24 03:21:28 2009
• Thanks! n/p - nategodin, Thu Sep 24 09:37:26 2009
• RE: Patternless/Aberrant Black Milk - robhaneisen, Thu Sep 24 09:02:11 2009
• Yeah, yeah, rub it in... - nategodin, Thu Sep 24 10:02:32 2009
• RE: Patternless/Aberrant Black Milk - Sunherp, Thu Sep 24 09:12:51 2009
• RE: Patternless/Aberrant Black Milk - nategodin, Thu Sep 24 10:09:56 2009
• I have some too! - phil bradley, Thu Sep 24 17:45:12 2009
• RE: I have some too! - nategodin, Fri Sep 25 10:43:59 2009
• RE: I have some too! - phil bradley, Fri Sep 25 14:46:50 2009
• RE: I have some too! - Joe_M, Sat Sep 26 19:07:36 2009