This probably should be on the cornsnake forum,,but I believe locality animals are appreciated here more.
This is an Okeetee that hatched out in '87 from some wildcaught animals that some friends of mine had collected. This is one of the founders of my Okeetee line. This animal died last year after producing about 400 offspring in her life.
This is an F2 animal that developed those dark longitudinal stripes often seen in mature wild Okeetees, however she still has nice intense orange-red colors
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Above is a F3 animal that is a variation of the black bordered variety, this animal lacks the bold borders and is somewhat reduced in it's black pigments however the orange-reds seem to be more intense.
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Three generations of locality Okeetees
sjohn
Jan 25, 2008 05:45 PM
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BillMcgElaphe
Jan 25, 2008 05:50 PM
Gorgeous Scott
Thanks for that.
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Regards, Bill McGighan
cochran
Jan 25, 2008 06:32 PM
WOW! Those are some gorgeous animals!! Thanks for sharing pics! Jeff
DMong
Jan 26, 2008 05:04 PM
Very nice indeed, I think I can safely say that ALL of us have appreciated those pics, along with the info!
~Doug
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