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This San Diego Gopher is a possible triple het for Applegate, Dyer, and Stripe. He is looking good and is pretty docile after he settles down.





This Hypo het Blizzard Sonoran is beginning to lighten up. All the fuss goes to the Stillwaters..and I understand why since they're gorgeous animals. However these Sonorans mature into phenomenal looking adults too.


As I mentioned with the Pines I recently posted. These young Pits do not eat much and grow like weeds. Once they're mature they'll eat you out of house and home but for now it amazes me how quickly they grow Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Nice animals Tom, I like the San Diego Gophers, This female is het for applegate.
My Northern pine are growing fast too, but they eat a lot. (rat fuzz)

happy New Year,

Gai.

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1.1 Albino Sonoran Gopher
2.0 W.C. Sonoran Gopher
1.1 Red Bull Snake
1.1 San Diego Gophers (het albino applegate)
2.2 Leucistic Texas ratsnake
1.1 "White Oak" ratsnake
2.3 W.C Okeetee Corn
1.2 Abbt line Okeetee Corn
1.0 Reverse Okeetee Corn
0.1 Creamsicle Corn
1.2 W.C Miami Phase Corn
1.1 Sinaloan Milk
1.0 Orange Pueblian Milk
1.1 W.C Mexican Black King
0.2 C.B Mexican Black King
2.0 W.C Cal King
1.1 C.B Cal King
0.1 Durango Mountain King
1.0 Desert King
1.3 Northern pine
1.1 N.J White pine
3.5 Black pine
2.2 kankakee Bull
1.2 Bearded Dragon
45 Tanks full with African Cichlids.
Many Mice, Rats and feeder Roaches

Thats a pretty little gal. I have a trio of 05s that are up and feeding but not exactly kept at the hot temp I keep my adults at. If they seem large enough I may introduce them...but if not I have 2.5 others in the triple het projects to mess around with. Fun fun fun! Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Wow! Those are great. I really like that San Diego. They look just like the one I saw in the wild down @ Borrego Springs. Thanx for sharing the pics.

reako45