Here's an Emory's rat that we found near Austin. Notice the abnormal patterning.
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V.P.
Austin Herp. Soc.
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Zig-zag emoryi
Shaky
May 07, 2007 07:57 PM
Replies (6)
antelope
May 07, 2007 08:42 PM
Shaky, I like that one a lot!That guy is one step away from being a striper! Make me some zigzags! Male or female?
Todd Hughes
Shaky
May 08, 2007 08:15 AM
Sorry, Todd,
I didn't keep the snake.
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V.P.
Austin Herp. Soc.
Sighthunter
May 07, 2007 10:45 PM
If that is a male I found him a mate. Nice Gloves!
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Shaky
May 08, 2007 08:17 AM
Yes, I wish the gloves had been mine. That snake bit me several times, there were ants all over the place, and I wound up cutting myself on the tin. Others snakes got me too. Fun day, though.
Didn't keep the snake.
-Jack
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Austin Herp. Soc.
ratsnakehaven
May 11, 2007 05:45 AM
That's a very interesting looking snake. Would like to talk more about that one.
Terry
>>Here's an Emory's rat that we found near Austin. Notice the abnormal patterning.
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>>V.P.
>>Austin Herp. Soc.
ratsnakehaven
May 11, 2007 04:35 PM
Has anyone done any research on whether the emoryi around Austin are pure emoryi, emoryi x meahllmorum intergrades, or emoryi x slowinskii intergrades? Thanks...
TC
>>That's a very interesting looking snake. Would like to talk more about that one.
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>>Terry
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>>>>Here's an Emory's rat that we found near Austin. Notice the abnormal patterning.
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>>>>V.P.
>>>>Austin Herp. Soc.
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