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Posted by: Pine_Snake_Piney at Tue Oct 6 23:33:14 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Pine_Snake_Piney ] I have seen the female that naysayer speaks of first hand. The anterior third of the body is highly speckled and very distinct...very wildish and what many would call "typical" of wild ruthveni. The color is also very unique and quite distinguishable. I have reserved two females from the same animals that produced this gem, and they are highly salmon in color as well. Gotta love that wild blood....nothing beats it IMHO. [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: LA Pine mutation - ????'s! - Pine_Snake_Piney, Tue Oct 6 23:33:14 2009
