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Posted by: DanielsDen at Sat Oct 24 22:23:15 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DanielsDen ] I see John. I guess I wasn't clear on my post. I did get both parents from YOU. Sat on your waiting list for two years. They came from YOUR stock...shipped directly to ME. My point was that in the offspring that I got from those snakes, I had three different looking "morphs" that others had referenced. Two looked like the mothers (like the ones you posted), two looked like the father and the other two are mixed. I was "joking" about the bull snake in the woodpile as I stated "I trusted your word." The thread was dealing with the "variableness" of LA pines. I hope that clears it up for you. So by your definition...the parents are "Ginters Stock" and my offspring is "Ginters blood line." [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: New Louisiana Pines - DanielsDen, Sat Oct 24 22:23:15 2009
