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Hi, my name is cory and I’ve been addicted to aberrant leonis thayeri for 3 years now. I just recently found this sub-forum and thought to add some pics. In addition to the pics I will attempt to post, I have the pleasure of raising the only milksnake phase offspring of the Dan's white zebra line (not shown) and another wonderful pair from Chris Baubel

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1.3 E. prasina
3.3 L. m. thayeri
1.1 A. stimsoni
1.1 C. t. roseofusca
1.2 L. t. gaigeae

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
Aesop, The Lion and the Mouse
Greek slave & fable author (620 BC - 560 BC)

The text was cut off. I meant to say i have another pair from Chris Baubel. However, The female in the previous post (Orange/Black) is Chris Baubel stock. I do apologize for all the rambling posts; It's my first time at attempting pics.

see images above

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1.3 E. prasina
3.3 L. m. thayeri
1.1 A. stimsoni
1.1 C. t. roseofusca
1.2 L. t. gaigeae

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
Aesop, The Lion and the Mouse
Greek slave & fable author (620 BC - 560 BC)

But that top snake is gorgeous!

Welcome aboard and thanks for sharing.

more for me then ay! ha-ha-ha

I have gone to great lengths and possibly to a certain depth of annoyingness to ensure that the stock i choose are pure thayeri. Dan has a great pic of a wild grayish aberrant thayeri.

Send me you freaks!
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1.3 E. prasina
3.3 L. m. thayeri
1.1 A. stimsoni
1.1 C. t. roseofusca
1.2 L. t. gaigeae

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
Aesop, The Lion and the Mouse
Greek slave & fable author (620 BC - 560 BC)

Cory:

For some reason, I am not able to see ANY pics attached to your posts. Not sure what I'm missing, but it sounds good!

Bob

I was able to see em by right-clicking, select Properties. Highlight the URL it's attached to, and copy/paste into a new explorer window...

Kevin

Hey Bob,

How can I post pics? I entered the URL from my home computer, tried pasting into the dialogue box, and lastly created a Google blog to direct the post to. I was able to see the pics from home but at work I can't see then either. I read all the Tools & Toys?

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As Kevin mentioned, you can upload your pics for free to the Ksnake gallery, although I use a fee-based host (Fototime). For my host, I select "create a link" and copy that URL into the body of a message, making sure it is bracketed like this:

Good luck!

Bob

Well, it seems that I can't illustrate the proper way to do that without creating the infamous little red 'x', so check out Brad Alexander's post from a while back. Here's a link:

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=937288,937681

Bob

hold up now.... look mom no hands

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1.3 E. prasina
3.3 L. m. thayeri
1.1 A. stimsoni
1.1 C. t. roseofusca
1.2 L. t. gaigeae

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
Aesop, The Lion and the Mouse
Greek slave & fable author (620 BC - 560 BC)

Those are both outstanding snakes. I've got an 04 pinstripe female from Baubel that is almost breeding size, as well as another pair of young adult pinstripers that ought to go this year. I'll post pics once out of brumation.

Thanks for sharing these.

Bob

Bob H
I still couldn't see your pic. so I'm going to try to see if mine will work.

oops I jumped the gun. I didn't finish reading the other threads to see that you guys had already figured it out.