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Here's a little Jefferson Co., MO animal

An Oh-So-Crappy in-hand shot of a KS animal.

Another Quick-and-Crappy shot taken on the floor - sorry about the lame background. A generic animal who will hopefully be bred into the hypo line.

-Cole

but that first one looks hypo, in the classic sence.

Those are mighty fine lookin' animals!.....unless it's caused by the flash, I also see what Tony does!...Is the Jefferson County(first pic) a hypo?....sure does look a "muted" brown coloration in the photo.

Whatever the case, they are sweeeeeet!

~Doug
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That Jefferson snake has the typical diagnostic connecting black line between the headcap and the first saddle...very cool. I was also going to comment (like Tony) that it looks a little brown and not true black...therefor it may be a hypo...?

The snake looks very typical in person, and I think what you're seeing is caused by the flash. However, you've got me curious and I'll have to check the little bugger out when I get home. Here's another shot of the same snake (Jefferson Co., MO)

I'll have to watch the lighting conditions when I take photos more closely from now on! LOL

-Cole

still hypo-ish. I produce some hypo coastals that just look like nice clean animals untill you look real close.

Cole,

those are awesome animals. Even if its not a hypo, its a killer red milk. THe more you guys post these syspilla, the more I think my collection is lacking without them!

Dave
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Thanks for the comments, guys! I just checked out all of the syspila from that group, and they're all normal as can be.

-Cole

I'd love to see Cole's Syspila from above have some hypo. to it but I don't see it. Sorry Cole. I'd love to be wrong. :0

No locality on this nice looking female.

Here is a Jefferson co. female.

-Dell

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Hey, thanks! You've got to have a few NA triangulum photos to lay down, too. Throw 'em up here!

-Cole