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Well they're all cool but this is a fresh pic of a freshly shed variant that is ever so slowly changing color. He is still very light yellow, but was a tad bit darker when he was born. Same goes for his Lavender, it is also getting lighter. Can't wait to see him in a year from now.


Here's two recent of pics of the unproven Axanthic produced by Scott Robinson. I hope these prove out to be true Axnthics, time will tell


Hope ya like em Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

very nicccceee! awsome snakes as usual. i never knew about ax southern pines. hope things goes well for you.

Well for now we are calling them probable Axanthics, as they probably are but we need a little more time before we jump to any conclusions. The 2 from 2005 were very Blue like the Brooksi. Hopefully they will be the real deal. Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

oh im lovin them Axanths methinksReal nice lookin snakes.
AL

It is hard to name morphs as a definite until some test breedings are done. However the parents of Scotts "probable" Axanthics are brown and tan,,,,and look nothing like these gray ones. Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Great pics!!!! Mine don't ever come out that good. I'm going to have to practice with this camera I guess. I love how the yellow still stands out on the albino.

Scott Robinson

Here in Texas, we have the option to start taking outside pics already.......soon I will be posting pics a lot better than these, but I think they look OK. TTYL Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Your southerns always look so nice and "shiny" lol. They are some of the best southerns I've ever seen.
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Thanks a lot! Maybe they look shiny cause they're so loved??? Many people who come here and see them in person think they are stunning, and that said... know they're surrounded by many neon colored morphs. They're really incredible animals
Tom Stevens
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