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Of course I mean Emory ratsnakes (E. g. emoryi to some people....)

Let's start off with one of our males:

Moving along to one of our gravid females curled up in a nest box:

Here's another gravid female that hasn't shed yet, but doesn't she look swollen and uncomfortable?

Here's just another female because the photo is handy:

and let's finish it up with what's likely the only albino chocolate emoryi old enough to be gravid in the world:

She's normally a beautiful golden yellow with "neon" pink tones, but she's so swollen with eggs that the yellow has gotten darker and there's a lot of white showing. Hardly ANY white shows when she isn't stretched out of shape by those eggs.

KJ
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KJUN Snakehaven

Awesome. I really like the third pic and the amel chocolate just goes without saying....super-groovy-awesome!!

>>Awesome. I really like the third pic and the amel chocolate just goes without saying....super-groovy-awesome!!

Thanks. The close-up is my favorite. She was curled up in a nest box, and I couldn't miss the chance...lol.
KJ
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KJUN Snakehaven

>>haven't you done your research?
hasn't been elaphe g. emoryi for years.
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