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I have these few here and 4 more that are in the blue to photograph.

I can't remember the name of the guy I purchased these next three animals from, nor did I right it down like I should have (I'm horrible about that - righting it down as well as remembering names). I think his first name was Bob and I'm betting Robert Hansen would recall (if you wanted to chime in on it Mr. Hansen).
Female

This one is very fat with eggs.

Male

Russ Bates male

Russ Bates female

Another hold back from the pairing of the melanistic female and the Russ Bates male above

A while back I decided to invest in some new cages. I wanted something large enough for adults to be able to move around plenty and stretch out. These vision cages seem to fit the bill. I purchased two of them and haven't been disappointed. They are super easy to put together, shipping is a breeze, and ventilation is superb, which then leads to great thermal regulation for the snakes. I hope to have two more like them sometime this season. In this picture below is one of my females that are in the blue and huge with eggs.

Still 4 more in the blue to shoot.

Or actually, I found that I had writen it down after all. Bob Johnson. That red female is also from Bob Johnson.

I've read all your recent posts and must say you have some very nice thayeri. I also really like those rack systems.

That is a handsome bunch of thayeri there. I wish I had the time to develop the photog skills you have too. I'm slowly getting better but need to spend more time at it. Keep on post them pics.
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Vichris
"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane"- Marcus Aurelius

Vichris Variables

Very nice pics Brad. That Bates male of yours reminds me of my yellow male. I'm unsure of his lineage, though.
Ken