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...And from Brad (thanks Brad) this 2006 male Melanistic progeny hamming it up in his water bowl!

Later,
Jim.

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CSRAJim

Jim,
Like this one the best though the rust orange colored one on the first post is a looker too. Good luck. Thayeri are kind of like fishing lures.....you can never have just one
Russ

Russ,

Thanks. I was happy to acquire him from Brad...Very happy.

Yes, Thayeri are a hopeless addiction I must admit as I have 36 of them now (19.17) since I started herping again three years ago.

Now throw in my 3.9 Alterna's (3.9); 0.3 Brooksi and my 1.1 Woma Pythons and I'm busy 3 nights a week taking care of children but I enjoy it very much!

Later,
Jim.
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CSRAJim

Hey, I remember that guy! Glad to see you got him, I always thought he was pretty.
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Aubrey Ross

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Aubrey,

Me too...Not to mention his Melanistci potential from his feamle parent...

Later,
Jim.

PS: Stay 'ere and make sure 'e doesn't leave...Ha! Ha!
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CSRAJim

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Positive Thoughts Equal Positive Results

Adam,

Yes, Brad does good work...I'm very pleased to have him.

Later,
Jim.
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CSRAJim

Jim,

I liked that guy too. I almost purchased him. The only reason I didnt is because I have his brother:

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Aspire to inspire before you expire.

Craig,

Thanks, I'm glad you passed on him...His sibling brother has some very clean bands...

What are his future plans?

Later,
Jim.
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CSRAJim

Jim,

As of now I plan to pair him with my melanistic female. Hopefully, since he had a melanistic mom, I may get some all black animals out of that pairing.
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Aspire to inspire before you expire.

really sharp and there is that head pattern again...lol
The one we keep seeing popping up.
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Michelle
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All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful:
The Lord God made them all.