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This is my striped san diego male that I got from Kevin Harrel last year. He is awesome! I am usually not into the striped stuff but saw a pic of this guy and had to have him.

This is my pumilus female. I can't ever get a pic of her without her head flattening out. Pretty high strung but cool. Unbelievably small for a Pit!

This is an albino bull het patternless. I wasn't a fan of albino bulls until I saw these in person. The oranges are intense!

The is a first generation female from the Maricopa green sonoran bred to albino sonoran. The pics don't pick up the green well. Her tail is peachy orange as well. She is the only one that has developed like this (peachy tail, all hold backshave varying amount of green). I did hatch out a male last year that had similar looks to this female when she was young, so I kept him back. We'll see!

Nice pics, Jeremy.

I have a pair of WC Brewster County sonorans that have a real green tint to them, especially on the head and neck.

The female has loads of red/orange along her back and tail, too.

They're '07's, but growing fast- love watching them grow and color up!

//Todd

Yes I saw those pics. I wondered if they had any green. Your female and this female look similar. It drives me crazy that I can't get the green to show up any better than it does! Oh well. Take care.

Jeremy

Yup- I have the exact same problem.

I don't see ANY of the green in the photos, but in person it's a different story...

//Todd

Jeremy,
These are just too sweeeet!!!!!! You gonna have any green Sonorans this season!!!!!! Those snakes are Hot!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!

Shalom,

Pat

Thanks Pat,
I won't have any this year, but next year 3-4 clutches of second generation. Take care!

Jeremy

Hey Jeremy, I forgot how pretty he was. Are they eating like pigs? I noticed you don't have your website anymore, was it a hassle?

Kevin

Hey Kevin,
They are doing great! I still have my site. Its how I keep my sanity when all the snakes are brumating. Thanks again for the kids! I love em!

Jeremy
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