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Just thought I'd share some photos of the "other" critters in my personal collection(the non-Drymarchon).

2nd to my indigos, I like L.zonata and North American L.triangulum.

L z pulchra

L.z.agalma

L.z.agalma

L t gentilis

L t gentilis

L t taylori

Dean, those are beautiful snakes. Love the red and white. Thought I would share some of my other stuff too. Hello to all the GCHS members, I made my first meeting last Wed. I used to be a member 20 years ago. Now getting back into the hobby again. Below is what I currently keep.

Unicolor Cribo

I breed Argentine Rainbow boas

I breed Trans Pecos Ratsnakes


Have a pair of Okeetee corns

My "Poor Man's Indigo" Mexican Black King

Gray Banded King

The family Chihuahau - Bearded Dragon

I've always really liked trans-pecos rats...and that's one I actually have caught in the wild many years ago in SW TX.

Kinda cool that they are fall breeders too...

Yea, Sighthunter on the Indigo board breeds em too. He said a lot of breeders call them "Christmas Rats".

Hey dean great pics .Its been along time since i posted on this forum ,waiting for summer.I have only been to one meeting last year and then we had a baby and well we got busy. I hope to go soon,Here are some of my colection
kevin

heres a few more

Im wondering did you by chance supply the baby chameleons to Delhi Pet center?

They have some that were "produced by a local breeder"

hello dean,no that wasnt me suppling the chams. I dont really like seeing chams in pet stores. my female is about to lay her first fertile clutch. I hope all goes well with her. I am looking forward to salimander season and improve my herping skills.Hopfully i can post some good pics. I really enjoyed the pics last summer from everyone also they were very informative.
hope to attend a meeting soon.
kevin

some young kid, and by young kid i mean younger than me so maybe not so young or kid-like sold bigger baby veiled's to me once or twice. i would also get baby beardies from him. customers used ot do well with them so long as they got the stuff i told them to and took care of them like i said too. i had people coming in for food and gear from the first batch i sold from for my entire duration there. granted that was only like 2-3 years later, but we always did well with veiled's in HPC for the msot part.

Dean,

Those are some great shots of some amazing animals. Some of those would be a real treat to see in the wild some day. They aren't indigos, but not much is...

Jason
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I hide them in my backyard and pretend to find them in the wild.
It's just not the same though, and ...I lose more snakes that way.