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not outside on rocks or anything but was cleaning and thought I would snap a few.

all cherry county and all from this w/c pair.

L8r Shannon

Those are great, Shannon! The first neonate is smokin' - I love the head pattern (or nearly the lack of...). How long have you had that line?

-Cole

Thanks, I just recently got them.e-mail me direct if you want more info.
Shannon

Right on Shannon. Those are great looking. I like them all, the yellow adult in the last shot is unique looking, I like how it's saddles start to space further a part near it's tail.
I'm also a sucker for open head caps like your neonate has.

-Dell

I LOVE open headed milks like that. Wow, what a creature...Here's a gentilis with a nice white nose that stood out a little...

thats a killer gentilis Chad.

Shannon

Good looking Gentilis Chad. I'd say that is a stand out gentilis for sure. It looks like it needs to be fed though. Come on just one little mint, it's just a little mint.

-Dell

I never get tired of seeing that gentilis, great snake Chad.

-Brad

Nice gentilis, Chad! I really like the bright white and the zippered pattern. Thanks for sharing that.

-Cole

That's a wild caught pair? WOW they are awesome. Nile looking pales you got there.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Wow Shannon,

What don't you have hiding about?!? Great Cherry Co.'s all these multistrata shots are making me salivate!

Thanks for sharing.... again,

Chris

Well thanks Chris, LOL.... I don't work with many North American Milks anymore.I just have a few of my Golden Colorado Line of Gentilis this small group of Multi's and some w/c annulata and celaenops.I have zero syspilia and zero temps.
I have had and bred them all at one time.In (98) I produced every sub species of N.A.Milks and even a few clutches of scarlets.It was way to much work and I concentrated on the larger easier to get going south of the border triangulum.

Anyway, I am just having fun with a pair here and there now.Don't expect anything fantastic to come from me for a while in the North American complex.

L8r Shannon

Kidding, its easy to say til the babies take up all your time...I did the same thing with easterns,coastals and reds as you know..but I keep getting back into em. They are so so pretty, and there is something rewarding about working with em when they grow up.