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If you're one of the people who I've sent these pics too please wait until some others hopefully chime in on what they think this is. Thanks Tom Stevens



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Well you already know what I think...
He's obviously in sad shape and needs to be quarantined far from all of your others....say...maybe at a friend's place in Tampa,FL???

:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

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nonononono! somewhere much closer, say at a friends house in Corpus Christi? Wouldn't want the lil' fellah to catch a cold or sumpn'!
Todd Hughes

add Lavender...

Well, at first glance, the first thing that comes to my mind is a snow southern pine.
After looking at it some more, I still think it may be a snow southern or perhaps a ghost southern, something I don't think that has been available yet? Is this a possibility?

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I wont embarrass myself by guessing but it's a beautiful pit Tom. Randy

To me it looks like a nice snow southern pine? Kevin Fisher

Pine x corn

i'll say it could be a t positive('snow'?) northern pine?anterior pattern looks too crisp for a mugitus,of which i've seen lots of 'snow' morphs....the only amel northerns i've seen to date would be t negative,i believe.
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"with head raised regally,and gazing at me with lidless eyes,he seemed to question with flicks of his long forked tongue my right to trespass on his territory" Carl Kauffeld

i would certainly say its a snow northern pine, i have one myself and it looks just the spitting image of mine

I have never heard of a Snow Northern? That does not mean there can not be one, but can you tell us where you got it and post a picture? Has anyone seen an Anery Northen??? Your snake is yellow and lavender???? Tom Stevens
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I would be very interested in seeing a pic of this. Northerns are my all time fave. I have yet to hear of a snow northern, but I can not say they do not exist. Please share a pic if you can.

Thanks!
Billy
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