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Just snapped a few shots for comparison in the fall, they're each going strong hope it continues...
The first is a fiesty lil' female multicincta... The second a female Pinellas County FL king I just picked up this past weekend. Last and certainly not least a young male agalma.

Chris

Great looking animals.
Eventually I'll get more of each.....I'm sure.

:Mark
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Thanks Mark... well it does seem likely.

Chris

That's funny!,....last month at a show I saw some Pinellas Kings for sale too,.....I know there's a fair number of folks that have them for sale, but did you get those from Lindsay Pike by any chance?, he's the guy that had a few at the S. Florida show I was talking about.

In any case, fabulous looking stuff dude!, that multicincta, and agalma are killer too!

~Doug

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

Hey Doug,

Well actually if I'm not mistaken L. Pike did produce the female Pinellas... though I didn't get it from him. He was @ the show but not there when I managed to squeeze off a few minutes to swing by... I just like them alot cause well I live in Pinellas County and frankly I remember seeing these guys around a whole lot more when I was younger. Ha I even remember a friend had 8-10 huge adults that he couldn't even give the babies away from! I suppose times change...

Chris

I guess times DO change at that!,....You mean like the 8 1/2 to 9 foot Indigo that was offered to me in 1972-73 for eight bucks!!!!!!!!!!!,......hmmm, I guess things DO tend to change some!..LOL!

Hey, that's cool that Lindsay Produced that!,...he's a great guy........OH!,...before I forget, here's a GOOD one for ya!

Him and I were chatting away about this and that, and we started talking about South Florida Mole Kings. So our conversation got him thinking deeply about them on the way home. He took a different route home than he normally would, so he could check out a promising snake hunting place he remembered that was in route. Okay, NOT TEN MINUTES into looking, he caught a friggin' SFMK(occipitolineata)!!!!!!!.....yeah!

The odds of hitting the lottery would have been MUCH less!

Some guys have all the luck, huh???

~Doug

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