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Here are my latest Kingsnake acquisitions

Arizona Mountain Kingsnake 1

Arizona Mountain Kingsnake 2

Arizona Mountain Kingsnake 3

Gray-banded Kingsnake [Juno Road locale]

Speckled Kingsnake

And another picture of that BEAST of a Prairie Kingsnake

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Matt Campbell

Big animals, little animals, plants - right down to the sea itself. We need them, not just for their own sake, but because all this has to be here for everybody forever. Only one thing is certain: if we are to preserve our environment and save this priceless wildlife we need much, much more knowledge.
Harry Butler from 'In the Wild With Harry Butler' 1977

Nice collection - I like that Speckled (of course the mountain kings are nice too - just not into them - Yet!)! Is that the 64" beast at the bottom? Thnaks

Zee
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

>>Is that the 64" beast at the bottom? Thnaks

Yep, that's the one.
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Matt Campbell

Big animals, little animals, plants - right down to the sea itself. We need them, not just for their own sake, but because all this has to be here for everybody forever. Only one thing is certain: if we are to preserve our environment and save this priceless wildlife we need much, much more knowledge.
Harry Butler from 'In the Wild With Harry Butler' 1977

nice snakes but that greyband sure looks like a thayeri
Russ

If it was more chunky it'd look like a banded rock rattlesnake to me. It's definetely a Gray-banded King though - do a Google image search for 'Gray-banded Kingsnake Juno Road locale' and one of the photos will look just like the mine.
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Matt Campbell

Big animals, little animals, plants - right down to the sea itself. We need them, not just for their own sake, but because all this has to be here for everybody forever. Only one thing is certain: if we are to preserve our environment and save this priceless wildlife we need much, much more knowledge.
Harry Butler from 'In the Wild With Harry Butler' 1977

I have alterna X thayeri that look very much like it.
Pretty animal.
:Mark
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Todd Hughes

I particularly like the Pyros (a favorite)The super nice Abotts type corns and the Mountain kings have got to be the all time nicest looking snakes.IMHO. Like living jewels.
Bob.