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There have been some great pics of some beautiful snakes posted lately, here's my attempt to keep up. Took the little guy outside with my Junior Snakekeeper (11 year old son) and snapped a few pics. I think the second picture is the best one I've gotten so far.

Thanks for looking.

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Thanks,
Ed

Yup, you're defnately doing your part to keep up and keep the pics flowing!!!!!

Thanks!!!!

Jack is a beauty!!!!
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
24.36 BRB
19.19 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

son that enjoys what you do Ed and you are prolly talk of his class lol The pics were cool and I can definately get use to looking at a black snake again which are awesome btw and we have 2 people on the forum with black pines but they haven't showed them in quite sometime so pick up the slack This pic reals though

and I bet if you were able to get Jack out early in the sunlight he might just look real good with the light bouncing off his deep black and thanks for sharing Ed
Bob

Well, I got one out of three kids who seems interested so far.

Yeah, I'd love to see some black pines (and some black kings), it would be neat to line the pics up side-by-side with the Indigo to see how similar they look and how they differ.

I'm still learning how to take good pics of Jack. I'll have to experiment more with lighting ang backgrounds You're right, I need to take him out early one morning in the sunlight!
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Thanks,
Ed

I love it keep up the good work and hopefully I'll be helping out soon with some new pics as well, if my girlfriend ever remembers to bring her stinkin camera over that is.
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Thank you,

Tim

0.1 wc girlfriend- Melissa (still nippy even after a year and a half of loving care)
0.1 CRB- Tempest
0.1 JCP- Serenity
1.0 Black Cat- Chester A Arthur

Very nice pictures, I really like the reddish orange blending in to the black area. How big do Indigos get?
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

Aubrey,

Thanks. I was lucky to get one of the most nicely colored in the litter. Indigos max out at about 8 feet, so I'm expecting this guy to be around 6.5 to 7 feet long in a few years.

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Thanks,
Ed

Wow, very neato bonito! Looks like you're gonna have your hands full in a couple years.
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

Very nice looking. Keep posting pictures. I can't wait to see em at 5 or 6 feet long.

Here is my black pine. If I remember correctly, someone here on this forum has a black king snake. I think it is a lady in Ca., but I don't remember her name. Maybe she'll see the post of you asking to see other black snakes and she'll put up some pictures.
Rob


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For Sale cheap: One (1) 6' 19 yr old male. Does no house work. Has no job and will complain. Constantly.
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa-Ziggy
1.0 Creamscicle motley corn--Cozmo
0.1 Creamscicle corn--Wanda
0.0.1 Normal corn
0.1 Black Pine - Spazz
1.0 Eastern King-Ozy
1.0 Bearded Dragon - Gomer

Rob,

Thanks for the pics, that's a cool snake! How big and old is it?
One difference I noticed is the scales on the head, the Indigo
has fewer/larger scales than the Pine.

Thanks again for sharing the pics.

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Thanks,
Ed

My black snake isn't black yet .

Beautiful animals guys!
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Danielle

Herps:
2.1 BRBs
1.0 Black Milksnake
1.0 Amel Motley Corn
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Other critters:
1.0 Great Dane
1.0 Siamese
1 Senegal Parrot
1 Blue Fronted Amazon

These signs are posted a very few places in Georgia. This one is at William Smith State Park about 55 miles from here. I have not seen an Indigo there but I have seen shed skins around some of the Gopher Tortoise burrows in the park. There are more of these signs posted at General Coffee State Park and near some of the Gopher Tortoise colonies on the Fort Stewart Reservation.

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