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This male has gotten brighter since this pic, I imagine hell be pretty stunning as an adult.I guess he would be called a red-phase?

This male from the same area isnt as bright but hes got some of the most symmetrical blotches and is just an overal attractive snake.

I caught this one a while back. Pictures dont do him justice. Orange bleeds through the blotches, but I cant get that to show in pics.

Caught this girl this year. She laid 2 eggs, one of which had twins.

The eggs took 80, and 82 days to hatch. The twins came out a few days earlier than the female. It took them a while to start feeding, but now theyre eating like pigs.

Those are some hot suboc's. keep them coming,I just love it.
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Antoine Burke

Great finds! Love the Green, especially..

Matthew

Those are awesome photos. That second suboc is a stunner! Congrats on the Green Rat and the eggs. I've got a friend that's hoping to find those in AZ next year.

reako45

Lucky terd!! LOL What are the locales?

I cought this mix of orange, red, and brown in the Davis Mts.

And a little CB lajitas,

makes me wanna go get some! Absolutely stunning, and makes for great stock going forward.
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Jerry Kruse

"What's next??? You're gonna be walkin' around with a friggin bra on your head?" -- Chet from Weird Science

the blonde is from west of the Big Hill, and the normals are frompretty high up in the mountains.

I know what you mean about the orange, just a beautiful snake. Has he been bred yet?

female from the same area, but she isnt putting on an weight, so I doubt shell breed next year. Id like to get his genes into something soon though.

Sounds good, hope she puts on wait. If things do work out I'll be knocking on your door!

Some very nice Subocs here guys, thanks for sharing. They clearly demonstrate the natural variability that exists for different locales.
Graham.
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