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This little pale comes with some braggin' rights.
As you skimmed through Dell's post below drooling over taylori, this little snot could have slipped past your radar screen so I just wanted to give him his own personal post.
Hard to improve on.
Jeff

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

Dell can you give us a zoom in on the head ?
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Doug L

That is super nice. This may seem a basic question but what is the size of those guys? I've the inpression that they are smaller than most NA milks. Is that the case?
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“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” Emmerson

Thanks alot for the kudos Jeff, but I have to kow-tow to you for producing it. I just have to feed him, and clean the tub.
He is a great looking gem of a snake.

Doug here is a head shot your asking about. This was taken a coulpe of years ago when he was a small neonate.

Here is the other gem in the group. The white whale of Pales.
Cherry co. NE.

Tony, multistrata are not any smaller then syspila, gentilis, taylori, or triangulum. And as adults very mellow in the hand. As neonates they are like any new-born snakes, spastic.

Here are a few average sized adults w/ scale. Sorry about the big nosed sloth in the photo w/ the Pales.

All for now thanks for looking. -Dell

Your dog seems to have his eye on something still under that rock.What kind of dog is that and does it find snakes for you or does it just like to fish.

This picture was taken after my dog found out that the box turtle had been eating his dog food.

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Doug L

I love the smug look on Emma's face while she's holding that pale! Magnus looks pretty pleased with the one in his hands, too!

-Cole

you ARE gonna let him in the box aren't you?...

LOL....

sweet snake....love the head.......

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Simply incredible, Jeff. WOW.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

That animal looks even better in person, I can assure everyone! Kudos to Mr. Hardwick for producing that stellar beast. Can he get a round of applause for that?!

-Cole

Hey, I suspected they'd be nice but you never really know for a couple years. So, when I saw how immaculate the white stayed on that pale, it was a real treat! Rock on Dell and let's see what those produce!
BTW, all those snakes look spoiled rotten - somebody's staying on top of their needs and understands milk husbandry...and these guys can require some special attention.
Kudos to you, milkhead.
Jeff

random syspila pic

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

I had a feeling you had something to do with that snakes Jeff.
One day I'll need to get one of those.
Very nice Jeff
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Doug L

Neat patterns. I saw the pic and thought it resembled a shovel-nosed snake.