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A little brewster co., texas male. I still want to get some of the anery celenops. If anyone has any please post a pic. Randy w.

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www.die-netzwerker.de/burnsy/bilder/celaenops/geritt's%20anery%20celaenops.jpg

if the pic does not work....
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Man!, Gerrit!,....that anery celaenops is killer!,...but that hypo gentilis I saw on your site is totally awesome!,...I wasn't even aware of any ever being produced yet. Is that the first one known, or are there a few others in Europe?

I see "Ghost" gentilis making their presence in the not too distant future!......way to go!, and best of luck with ALL of your animals and projects!

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

Hi Doug,

as far as I know it is the first one of that kind of hyponess.

Thanks for your wishes and same to you,

Gerrit
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Yeah Gerrit, that hypo gentilis is a real "screamer"!,...I'm sure a few folks would almost give their left *&@# for one like that!.......ghost gentilis has a good ring to it!..LOL!!

thanks again for the info on that!

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

That is quite impressive! I saw an anrey eastern at a local show last weekend. She was very attractive as well.
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Joe

Nice snake, Randy. Who bred it?

Here's a photo of one of mine:

Hwy. 118, Brewster Co., TX

Thanks Cole. I'm not sure who produced it. I got it from Shannon at Daytona a couple years ago who got it from someone else. I need a female to go with it so if you will be producing any from that county this year shoot me a e-mail. Randy W.

Randy, they were produced by Damon Salceies of New Mexico. He collected the adults that produced them.Did you loose the female?

L8r Shannon

I think you might have told me who produced her but I could not remember. I couldn't ever get the female to eat.

Randy,

Keep your fingers crossed. Could be several clutches coming up.

-Cole

No, I will not have any eggs from her this year. Perhaps next year.

The photo makes her look more pink than she is in normal light - the flash apparently brings out the underlying flesh colors in the semi-transparent skin. She really is a nice black/white/gray animal.

www.ophidiarium.com/celaenops.html

Wow,

your female needs my male, or do you have one?

BTW, excellent collection!

Gerrit
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I do have het males that will be ready next year. Wish I could find a definate Hobbs county male to go with her though.
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