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Here he is-he was something of a runt at hatching, but has more than made up for it since. Sorry for the crappy point-&-shoot color. He's actually much redder in person.

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Brad Chambers

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wow thats a great looking animal.hope it proves out to be genetic for both o you guys.

Very nice! I like how his face mask extends to his secondary blotches.
What bloodlines are you using?

This little guy hatched spontaneously from my group of high reds that I've been selectively line breeding for several years (original animals from a variety of sources). He looked so much different from any others I produced that I had to keep him back despite the fact he was such a "runt" to start with.
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Brad Chambers

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http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?photo=218008&user=53916

What is he, an '07? Beautiful little hog. If you have any of his sibs left you should put up a comparison shot.

reako45

I do-I'll put up a shot tomorrow.
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Brad Chambers

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Here is the spider next to a sister from the same pair's second '07 clutch....

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Brad Chambers

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wow the normals color is great do you have any to sell? my email is mgw_cmc027@yahoo.com

Wow! Awesome looking hogs!
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Louie

Brad those are some KILLER lookin' hogs! My lil' mexicans are doing great!I'll post some new pics soon.They are starting to look different now,the female is alot lighter in color. Jeff

Can't wait to see the new shots. The only one I kept from that clutch was a very slow-starting male, who of course is still tiny due to his feeding problem.

BTW-I'll be taking my GPS out there this season. I'll send you the exact latitude/longitude coordinates for the spot I collected the gravid female your babies came from...
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Brad Chambers

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>>Can't wait to see the new shots. The only one I kept from that clutch was a very slow-starting male, who of course is still tiny due to his feeding problem.
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>>BTW-I'll be taking my GPS out there this season. I'll send you the exact latitude/longitude coordinates for the spot I collected the gravid female your babies came from...
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>>Brad Chambers
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>>The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

I have about 20 points along that stretch GPS'd already, was it close to the Tremper/Chambers snake?
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http://www.hcu-tx.org
http://www.kingsnake.com/mexicana/
http://www.joeforks.com

Yes Joe-it was just north of that on the inside (east) side of the curve leading up to that agave-covered hill. She was stretched out on the shoulder soaking up the morning sun...
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Brad Chambers

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>>Yes Joe-it was just north of that on the inside (east) side of the curve leading up to that agave-covered hill. She was stretched out on the shoulder soaking up the morning sun...
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>>Brad Chambers
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>>The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

I got a little male at Agave hill this year. I'll send you that data later tonight.
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http://www.hcu-tx.org
http://www.kingsnake.com/mexicana/
http://www.joeforks.com

Seeing it side by side w/ it's sib just brings out how stunning it is. Thanx, Brad.

reako45

Great looking animal.
What makes it a spider? I'm asking this because I have a hognose that has a similar pattern.

It's not a great picture but you can see the pattern.
What do you think about here ?
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maybe now?

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