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RE: arcifera ?'s... non arcifera pics

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Posted by: wildlines at Sat Jul 21 17:18:15 2012   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wildlines ]  
   

Hi Gerry,

I have 11 L.t.arcifera, 7 adults and 4 yearlings. 2 of the adults are females and 2 of the yearlings are females. 4 of the adults have the cross-over pattern. A 2008 male is overall the darkest(see photo) the other 3 are about equal. most have a pattern similar to nelsoni with a higher band count(18-22). Most of the ones from Applegate via Stan Draper do not have the cross-over pattern. Also I have seen several photos of wild arcifera with locality noted and the cross-over pattern doesn't seem to be the most common pattern for arcifera. That may be more locality oriented or just occurs in a small portion of the population.

all my adults are around 3' or less. my only clutch was 4 eggs and the hatchlings were around 11 inches long.

Jack


   

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