A female that I haven't shown before,5 months old now,and,really pulling up great color,I kept a similar looking male,in hopes of producing "supers" with full dorsolateral striping,which appears to be a genetic attribute from the father.

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A female that I haven't shown before,5 months old now,and,really pulling up great color,I kept a similar looking male,in hopes of producing "supers" with full dorsolateral striping,which appears to be a genetic attribute from the father.

Same girl,different view...


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Jonathan Brady
My Kingsnake Photo Gallery
I can only fantasize about being lucky enough to own one of your superfantabulous Harlequins one day. And I VERY much look forward to the outcome when you breed one of STUART's albinos into the line.
Thanks for sharing, Tim. I will NEVER get tired of seeing those kids..... although my eye sockets are getting kind of sore from having to constantly put my eyes back in! LOL 
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

I have a similar looking male,(better color too,I think.)but,when I looked in,he was clouding up for another shed...here's the female...

For the first "A" litter female I posted above,this pic was taken a few months ago,he's really looking good now!
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