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Claudia is about a year old now. She went from nut brown saddles to beautiful orange in almost no time. I honestly figured I'd been suckered into buying another subspecies; she was $12 at a herp show, and I figured if she turned out to be something else, I didn't care--I love all the rat snakes

So, here is the progression thus far:

Today's pics:

and what a neat change. How is her temperment?
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phflame
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>>and what a neat change. How is her temperment?
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>>phflame
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She's super-mellow, good eater, not afraid of anything, but very curious.

wow, that is going to be a real knockout man. You should get a clamacophora (kunisar island rat) if you want to see a real drastic change also.They start out muddy brown and end up aqua bluish green.

L8r Shannon

Yeah, I'm AMAZED at her change already. I was really lucky to pick her up

>>wow, that is going to be a real knockout man. You should get a clamacophora (kunisar island rat) if you want to see a real drastic change also.They start out muddy brown and end up aqua bluish green.
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>>L8r Shannon

Very Nice.It's amazing what a few months will do.

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