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Thanks Fred...

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Posted by: Steve_Craig at Wed Sep 7 19:52:48 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Steve_Craig ]  
   

I've always thought Mexican Black Kings to be outstanding snakes to work with, and this big male is no exception. I didn't breed or produce this animal. He came from John Cherry/Cherryville Farms. He is a typical sized nigrita for this particular bloodline. (Lemke Line) I would imagine they produce some jumbo sized hatchlings. Thanks for the nice comments.

Steve


"Now thats a respectable sized Mex Black King.
Nothing to be ashamed about there, sure its no Couperi, but when the last time you saw a kingsnake that big?

Reminds me of black milksnakes.


Thanks for sharing,

sincerely,

Fred Albury"

PS
If and when you bred that beast did the offspring come out larger than normal? Interesting...Big-Un genes...


   

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