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Since we are seeing so many nice dione, lately, I thought I'd put up a few pics of mine. These are all offspring from South Korean locality animals.
2002 male
2005 female
2005 male
-Toby Brock
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Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research
Georgeous, I love the coppery orange tones on these. Good luck with your breeding plans for these next year Toby 
Sue x
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The Ratsnake Foundation Online Society
Neat snakes Toby. When will you be breeding those? '10?
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Todd Hughes
>>Neat snakes Toby. When will you be breeding those? '10?
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>>Todd Hughes
Thanks Todd! I will breed them for the first time, next year. They are adults already, at three years old, for the younger pair, but I wanted to give them another year to grow and beef up.
>>Georgeous, I love the coppery orange tones on these. Good luck with your breeding plans for these next year Toby
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>>Sue x
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>> The Ratsnake Foundation Online Society
Thanks Sue! I will keep you posted, of course.
-Toby
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Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research
Very cool.Looks like So. Koreas version of our Gopher snake.
reako45
>>Very cool.Looks like So. Koreas version of our Gopher snake.
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>>reako45
Thanks! Sort of, but much smaller at 3 ft long or less, for a large adult. They qualify as one of the miniature Eurasians, which is one of the reasons I like them.
-Toby
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