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In addition to Jim Sargent, is anyone out there working with locality-specific speckled kings? What about the lavender speckled king? I saw a picture once but didn't catch who owned that snake. Anyone working with these?
I used to keep specks as a kid and was thinking of getting into them again.
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1.1.0 Hondurans Het Amel
1.1.0 Hondurans Anery, Het Hypo
0.1.0 Honduran Hypo
0.2.0 Pueblans
1.0.0 Pueblan Hypo
1.0.0 Thayeri MSP
0.0.1 GBK Blair's Phase
1.0.0 California King
0.1.0 California King Blue-eyed Blond
0.0.1 Speckled King WC
0.0.1 Jungle Carpet
0.1.0 Ball, Normal
0.0.1 Sulcata
0.1.0 Girlfriend, Caucasius Mexicana, Fiancee Phase

Don Shores now has my lavendar speck female. He has some whitewalls and hets too.
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God Bless Evolution.

HA HA HA! I was just laughing at your signature:

"God Bless Evolution"

Too funny and i had to comment.

Here is a pic of some mountain king habitat to be somewhat on topic

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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!

HaHa!! Nice photo Rainer. And we wonder why Pulchra are protected? The only thing missing in your photo is a
bulldozer and some dynamite.LOL!!! Here's an opaque
photo of my gravid Bass Lake Multicincta.

-Phil

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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

Actually with most of these places that have the rocks containing zoznta you will see small rocks in front of the large rocks to use a prybar to lift the larger ones.

Weird, but it has been this on most spots for a long time.
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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!

Yeah, it's not a problem when people replace the rocks. But in the 70's and early 80's people would just tear everything up.
I'm sure your aware of these horrer stories though. Now that we've completely changed the subject of the original post. How
come you haven't posted photo's of some of the Rosys you used to keep?
-Phil
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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

HahaHa! That photo is actually kind of funny! And we wonder why
Pulchra are protected? LOL!!! The only thing missing is a bulldozer and some dynamite! Here's an opaque photo
of my gravid L.z. multicincta.

-Phil
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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

Great pic! You've got the tools and habitat complete with the small rocks as the fulcrum for prying up the larger rocks. Is this from the 80's or what.
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Mark

I'm not sure, but Antelope (Todd) may be working w/ them as well.

reako45

I have 2.2 Calhoun county, Texas but they look to be intergrades, but they do speckle up pretty good. I haven't found any pure splendida there but they are in the zone.

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Todd Hughes

When I moved away from Houston a few years ago, I gave all of my WC high yellow/lemon speckled kings to Jim Sargent. I have also provided Brad with a few as well.

I'm starting to build my collectiong of wc lemon kings up again as I've found a few with in the past few years. All the mentioned animals are of Harris County origin.

Later, Scott

Scott has/had some beautiful holbrooki from Harris County. Certainly some of the nicer holbrooki around.
Scott: Glad to see that you are again keeping Harris County kings. Can you send me an E-mail (blb1029@cs.com)?
Brad

Scott,
I recently met Jim at a show near Houston and again in Austin. I've also seen the pics of those speckled kings on his website. Great looking animals. Ours (in South Louisiana) tend to have a paler yellow color.
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1.1.0 Hondurans Het Amel
1.1.0 Hondurans Anery, Het Hypo
0.1.0 Honduran Hypo
0.2.0 Pueblans
1.0.0 Pueblan Hypo
1.0.0 Thayeri MSP
0.0.1 GBK Blair's Phase
1.0.0 California King
0.1.0 California King Blue-eyed Blond
0.0.1 Speckled King WC
0.0.1 Jungle Carpet
0.1.0 Ball, Normal
0.0.1 Sulcata
0.1.0 Girlfriend, Caucasius Mexicana, Fiancee Phase

C'mon, Scott, don't be a tease! We all need to see what a REAL speck looks like, don't hold them yaller kings all to yourself, pic up!!!

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Todd Hughes