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This male is an older sibling to the below posted amel.

These come out so variable.... I'll get some photos of my females up.

Thanks.

byron.d

Wow...all exceptional looking!

I've never heard of these before...is Yorba Linda a locale, subspecies, or what?

I'd love to get my hands on a pair of those.
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Take care,

Alex Pepper

CBB '07 1.1 Aspidites ramsayi--Woma Pythons (Don Hamper/Rare Earth Stock)
CBB '08 1.1 Bothrochilus boa--Bismarck Ringed Pythons (Tom Keogan Line High Contrast)
CBB '07 1.0 Heterodon simus--High Red Southern Hognose Snake (Tom Pinson Line Red)
CBB '07 1.1 Pituophis catenifer sayi--Marathon, Texas Out-crossed Stillwater Hypomelanistic Bull Snakes
CBB '08 1.1 Pituophis melanoleucus lodingi--Black Pine Snakes (John Ginter Stock)
CBB '06 & '08 1.1 Eublepharis macularius--Blazing Blizzard & Reverse Stripe Tangerine Albino Leopard Geckos "Blaze" & "Angie"
CBB '02 0.1 Hemitheconyx caudicinctus--Stiped African Fat-tailed Gecko "Smeagol"
CBB '03 0.1 Canis domesticus--Cocker Spaniel "Cupcake"
CBB '99 0.1 Canis domesticus--Yellow Labrador Retriever "Freckles"

Happy Herping!

Nice one. I like the head on that animal. I think that is a very interesting locality. Are you producing any of Yorba Linda's yet?

Jason

Wow! Didn't know there were Great Basins in Yorba Linda! I used to work out there w/ O.C. probation kids, and there were some nice hiking trails which probably produced some good herping. Did you find that in Yorba Linda? If so, how long ago?

reako45