Hey Dan,
As you know, most adult milksnakes don't really cooperate like you want them to for photographs, especially when it's more than one. I did the best I could and figured that the only way I could accomplish this was to just simply put them side by side. I hope these pictures give you a better idea why they were originally coined "pumpkin" sinaloans.
This first image is of a normal adult compared to my 1997 51" male hypoerythristic. This snake did develop the orange coloration at an early age, however, has gotten lighter every year and is now almost all pink in color.
Hope you enjoy.
Nathan Wells

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