a nice clean looking Juarez agalma......do you have any history on the snake? That's important, and I've been telling a number of people to research their Juarez agalma as they may not be pure Juarez due to the crossing of a Martir specimen into a few Juarez females back in the mid-90's.......again, history is important here. Let me know if you can get that kind of background either via post or e-mail and I'd be happy to follow-up with you. I just assisted someone whose agalma who were thought to be pure Juarez were actually not....it was a bittersweet discovery nonetheless.



There are several indicators to differentiate Martir and Juarez agalma, as they are truly very different snakes. To the untrained eye they appear very similar, however once knowing the indicators they suddenly appear to look very much different. I'd be happy to elaborate if you'd care to listen.
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Jerry Kruse





And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

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