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This deep bright red girl is one of my favs.

This is a different snake to show you the difference in red. This one is more orange.

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"Wake me when its April"
Doug L

I love picking out the subtle differences in animals - something it seems you also enjoy. Eastern Kansas on those critters?

-Cole

Perry Lake, KS

-Cole

yes same location as yours
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Doug L

I thought maybe they were! They've got "that" look.

-Cole

I never kept syspilla, but do they normally have that much black on their bellies?
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"The band is just fantastic, that is really what I think. Oh by the way, which ones pink?"

The one in the above post has the most black of any I have from that locale.
Here are some belly shots of an adult pair.

Here is a subadult with belly pics
These are all from the same locale.

Notice that this ones saddles don't drop down to the vent

She looks like she may be heading into shed

Below is the one from the above post again.
These pics may not show how much more red this one is

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"Wake me when its April"
Doug L

Awesome animals, Doug! I really dig syspila. I plan on adding some to the collection this year. Great stuff!

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Ooooo!
Nice KS syspila Doug - keep me in mind when the eggs hatch!
I think the 3 of us have unrelated lines don't we? Cole has an unusually sparkling bright red pair.
Here's a couple of my typical Perry Lk offspring.
Jeff

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If Patrick Henry thought that taxation without representation was bad, he should see it with representation.

Great looking Red. Lake Perry has some very nice critters.

Jason

Smokin' there Doug... loving the gentilis shots as well man!

Chris

thanks Chris but we need more Scarlet pics here and its ok to use old pics I wont remember anyway
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"Wake me when its April"
Doug L

Just a couple of old shots... lol... I have nothing current at all.

Hows the weather down there Chris? It was 7 degrees this morning where i am in NY.
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"Wake me when its April"
Doug L