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Here's a quick shot of one of the Blaze phase goini I hatched. Also tried to get some pics of my thayeri but man talk about difficult subjects. I thought coastals were difficult. Don't know how some of you guys get these crystal clear macro shots of these explosive little buggers.

That is a real beauty. How many did you get? Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Only got five. I started with 13 eggs but lost most during incubation. I've heard of a lot of that happening this year.

I know what you mean Tony! These goini have proved to be the most difficult to photo for me....
I should take a few minutes to get better ones but I'm always in a hurry to get them done...

Even the belly shots have been so difficult for me

that I am beginning to use a deli cup and taking the pic of the snake's belly from beneath the upside down cup!
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

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Do they keep that coloring as they get older?

reako45

They lose the color. But they are still smokin. Also there is a lot of variability with these.

Here is a timeline of my breeder male:

Smokin' indeed! Glad there is no burn ban where you are, lol!
Todd Hughes

underbelly:

here is a better pic of the male. The one above had to much direct sunlight to see the color:

underbelly of the male:

I have had this male for a year now. This is a pic from last year. It has not lost much of its red and today is about 2 ft. So they must lose the red when they get near full grown.

Spicing up the strain a bit. This will make for some interesting double hets. I am still waiting on these eggs to hatch, so if anyone wants some speak up now!

This is a pic from the double het "Sean" line. Tom has these now.
Hypo brooksi X Blaze

Gulf Coast Lav brooksi X apalachicola
Jet, I know , I know. I will post pics of the babies soon