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Recently brought in from around Okeechobee and she's gravid.

Dan

Wow!, that's a beauty!,...and gravid no less!.....what a friggin' BONUS that is!

Lucky you, man!...........post a pic of that over on the "milksnake" forum, for some of my buddies to see, since that's what it actually is(L.triangulum elapsoides).

Thanks for sharing!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

probably closer to zonata than milks..
haha
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

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Well, I agree, they do resemble zonata, but they are still true milks in every sense of the word taxonomically speaking. Same goes for Coastal Plains Milks(temporalis), and other similar small N.A. Milksnakes. A triangulum is a triangulum.

I would agree in the fact that they are unique looking, and more delicately built, and seem to be distinct from some other milks, e.g...head shape, especially from the Mexican central/south American forms.

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Rumor is that they may become L. elapsoides. We just have to wait and see. Nice Scarlet by the way. Here's one of my c.b. elapsoides from last season.
-Phil

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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

Great snag there... have fun w/ the lil' guys! All the best!

Chris