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Well to me it is anyway. I just picked up this wild caught mugitus x lodgini intergrade from a local guy who is from Century, FL.
I've heard of intergrades in Escambia Co. but this is the first I've seen and feel lucky as heck to now own him. As you can see he is in poor condition but some TLC and meds and he'll be a big ole healthy snake again.
I like him. Hope you all do to. Anyone else working with these?
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B
that's a great looking snake! It must not have much mugitus in it as it is darker than quite a few black pines! Cool snake.
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B
I have kept Escambia Co pines since 2004. I currently have 1.1 from last year's clutch...They are F3 from a WC pair caught in the '80's. Some of them are almost jet black, but some a very light brown with lots of detail. Shoot me an email if you want to discuss further.
mcoone@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Michael
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