I got to see them last weekend at a show, they where AWSOME!!! If I had the money...I would have a pair to show you pics of..lol 
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Amanda Kingsbury & David Kendrick
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I got to see them last weekend at a show, they where AWSOME!!! If I had the money...I would have a pair to show you pics of..lol 
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Executive Reptiles
Amanda Kingsbury & David Kendrick
www.executivereptiles.com
I've seen them on a breeder's website, and I agree that they are very nice. The morph looks like it is similar/related to calico, with less markings and of course, the nice platinum ground color.
-Toby
Does she have a forked tongue?
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>>Does she have a forked tongue?
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>>"Life without risk is to merely exist."
The snake or the girl? Snake = most definately, girl = possible!
BTW, look below at your post on emoryi. I have a rat snake type for a racer nut! Also, there are other Asian rat racers which fit the wild and fast bill: Elaphe (Coelognathus) helena and radiata to name a couple of them.
Speaking of racers, here's a Coluber constrictor oaxaca.
-Toby

Do you have pairs?

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>>Do you have pairs?
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>>"Life without risk is to merely exist."
No, unfortunately I only got two healthy babies from my Chinese beauties this summer, so far, and they are not for sale. Also, I don't have the oaxaca any more. I was not trying to make a sale, just suggesting rat snakes that are racer-like. There are lots of beauty snakes (taeniurus)in the classifieds. Radiated rats (radiata) and trinkets (helena)are not too uncommon either.
-Toby
I was after oaxaca.

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That is truly one of the best shots of a really cool snake I have ever seen. I would vote that as a winner of a photo contest in a minute. That is really unusual to catch a snake coming up out of the substrate in a pose like that. Randy W.
He was looking for something to bite!
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>>I was after oaxaca.
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>>"Life without risk is to merely exist."
Sorry, maybe I'll try keeping them again some day. They are very common in my part of South Texas. Pretty interesting little racers too, with a maximum length of about 40 inches.
-Toby
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She's hot!
Jake
but I'll take .2
just for good measure.
byron.d
wow
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