the claimed area they originated from, and the very slight "hour glass" shape of the inner triad rings dorsally are most indicative of it being a annulata x dixoni. Even the tangerine/apricot type coloration of the inner triad rings would very much coincide with some of the apricot pinner annulata found in today's hobby.



Anyway, that plus where it was claimed to have originated lead me to strongly suspect they are dixoni x annulata, as campelli range would be a good bit south of that.





~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"





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