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i stole the pic from a czech website and i dont understand the czech language(russian?) so i cant get any other info but it is a cool lookin snake what do you think?
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I dont know if it is a nelsoni, but there is an english version of the page available. Click on the English Flag and it takes you there.
I hope it is a nelsons because that would be very cool
Vinny
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“There is a grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that whilst this planet has gone on cycling according to the fixed laws of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved.” -C. Darwin, 1859
What a beautiful milksnake! I don't know if I would guess nelsoni from the pic alone, but darn good looking animal.
I agree, its a very cool looking snake. I think hypos are the best looking "morphs" in all snake species. Its like they are still theri normal color but just was intense,I relaly like the black bands when they are that lavender brown color. Awesome snake. I hope its a nesloni-sinaloan,whatever.
Jeff
How sweet would that be? I hope it is and I hope they find their way to the States.
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Dave Niles
My mind went right to a Louisiana Milk (L.t. amaura). My specialties are not with N.A. milks, but those out there (and you know who you are...) may want to take a crack at it. Just my thought.
Thanx Jer, I was trying to avoid this one....
I know exactly what you see and thought Annulata but decided it's more likely a Sinaloan or Nelsoni. Really need to see the adult form before making a declaration. I've actually contacted the fellow last year and the herp scene there is pretty run of the mill; not likely to find obscure milks in the (former)eastern block. Jeff
ps: no, there's no Micropholis, Dixoni, Blanchardi, etc...sigh..
A round of suds for us all........
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Mike
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