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Here are a few more. Another 2005 albino and a het. and a 2 yr. old in the plant.

Enjoy!

Susan

What's the common name for Annulata? Unless there isn't one? Nice pics! I really like that normal het.

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Matt from Minnesota

Lampropeltis triangulum annulata - Mexican Milk Snake.
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Mike
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like they could be maybe pueblan crossed with the albino nelson's.Iam not saying they are but the look just like my nelsoni other than the apricot band here and there.

splitbrain

Annulata are called "Mexican Milks". New Mexico Milks are of the subspecies celaenops. The two subspecies intergrade in Texas.
-Cole

These are pure annulata, not hybrids. I have posted the history before on this forum if you want a copy of the article I wrote just e-mail me.

In short, the first albinos were produced in 2001. I bred two tangerine band annulata siblings together and produced albinos in the clutch. The parents of these siblings were WC animals from Freer, Texas. I was able to acquire them, and thru back breeding I bred an albino back to its grandmother and albinos were produced, making her a het. for albino.

Susan

Sorry about the last photo it contains business info and was posted in error.

susan

Those are beautiful. I remember reading your posts about them in the past. Locality specific amels!! That's awesome...
-Cole

Thanks so much for sharing and giving us an update on how they are looking.
Nathan Wells