A buddy of mine picked up this animal at a show recently. I saw it in person, it definately is different, not sure if axanthic/anerythristic or if some type of hypo comes in to play here. But it sure looks like something going on. It's from a southern locale,well within the triangulum range. Classic head, belly and dorsal blotching. Out of several dozen I have seen and personally collected, and the few hundred he has looked at in the past 35 years, it's 100% L t. triangulum. White specling on the dorsal blotches, ultra light (almost white)bands and reddish brown blotches. A cool snake for sure.

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• L.t. triangulum - flintdiver, Fri Jul 27 11:47:59 2012
• Locality? - SunHerp, Fri Jul 27 12:35:21 2012
• RE: Locality? - DMong, Fri Jul 27 13:17:30 2012
• RE: Locality? - flintdiver, Fri Jul 27 14:46:34 2012
• RE: Locality? - DMong, Fri Jul 27 18:44:36 2012
• RE: Locality? - joecop, Fri Jul 27 20:53:55 2012
• Man I was going to say Ga - BrandonD, Fri Jul 27 21:01:24 2012
• RE: Man I was going to say Ga - flintdiver, Mon Jul 30 09:03:32 2012
• RE: Man I was going to say Ga - BrandonD, Mon Jul 30 20:18:27 2012
• RE: L.t. triangulum - Dniles, Sun Jul 29 05:05:22 2012
• RE: L.t. triangulum - flintdiver, Mon Jul 30 09:07:26 2012
• RE: L.t. triangulum - gerryg, Sun Jul 29 15:43:13 2012
• RE: L.t. triangulum - Joe_M, Mon Jul 30 14:00:00 2012