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Had the camera out today and thought I would share. As yearlings these snakes are beginning to color up more but should have much more contrasting colors by next year.
Will Bird
will@ectotherms.net
www.ectotherms.net

Wow. They're absolutely gorgeous! I can't wait until they're available for sale.

Very nice!How bout a pic of the black eyed lemon?
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Will:
In addition to the color and pattern differences, have you noticed any other diferences between this line and the normals from the same locale? Is their behavior typical for obsoleta?

Regards
John

Here are some lemon pictures.

I do have some available but you would need to e-mail me or visit my website for details as this is not the appropriate place to discuss it.

I have not noticed any behavior differences other than they seem to be blind, shake uncontrollably for no reason, and die young...just kidding!!(LOL) What kind of behavior differences were you asking about? One thing I have noticed is that they do not rub their noses like some black rats I have kept, but that is probably just a captive bred thing. Will

Nothing in particular. I'm just interested to hear if the morphs have any behavioral differences from normal obsoleta. The lemons and the calicos are remarkable looking ratsnakes. I hope those bloodlines are maintained and spread throughout the hobby.
Best regards
John

Man,

Those are nice, but I still think mine is better

LOL!

Peter VE