Got this male from a friend, Looks like an aztec design.
Scott
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Striped plains-cool snake
Scott_felzer
May 13, 2009 11:16 PM
Replies (6)
jdt
May 14, 2009 12:01 AM
Wow! That is a cool looking snake. You could call it the "Tetrataenia morph". 
leehafley
May 14, 2009 09:13 AM
very cool!!that will be fun to mix with the other morphs.is it ress.,co-dom or dom??
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boxienuts
May 14, 2009 07:21 AM
That is a very cool looking snake Scott, but I thought it was going to simply be called striped?
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com
Scott_felzer
May 14, 2009 09:54 AM
Jeff,
That's what Joe called it, all I said is it has an aztec look about it. It will be cool to breed it into the albinos, anery's and even snows to see what comes of it.
Scott
boxienuts
May 14, 2009 09:14 PM
Absolutely it will be a cool one to make crosses with, congrats on your aquisition. I personally can't wait to see what you produce with it bred to the red plains and albino, and red x albino x striped, oooooooh, that would be a cool snake...red-orange and yellow striped plains albino... sweet! Congrats on a cool new morph to work into the plains.
BTW the axanthics and flame het Schuett snows arrived fine and the lood fantastic. Those axanthic plains are a real sleeper morph, I don't think people realize how beautiful they really are, nor did I till really untill I looked at them closely today, they look like an anery but the dosal is lime green and they have a super metalic blue stripe on the side and blue lower side and belly, they are amazing and the fact that they are dominant gives them big time breeder potiential for designer combos, maybe not right now but maybe combined with future (yet to be discovered) morphs. Thanks again for the great babies, pictures to follow.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com
scott_felzer
May 18, 2009 06:48 PM
Hey Jeff,
Glad you are happy with the snakes. Those axanthics are really cool, they are the brightest ones I have ever seem. I will hold a few back, plus a few of the snows in the clutch too.
Scott
Absolutely it will be a cool one to make crosses with, congrats on your aquisition. I personally can't wait to see what you produce with it bred to the red plains and albino, and red x albino x striped, oooooooh, that would be a cool snake...red-orange and yellow striped plains albino... sweet! Congrats on a cool new morph to work into the plains.
BTW the axanthics and flame het Schuett snows arrived fine and the lood fantastic. Those axanthic plains are a real sleeper morph, I don't think people realize how beautiful they really are, nor did I till really untill I looked at them closely today, they look like an anery but the dosal is lime green and they have a super metalic blue stripe on the side and blue lower side and belly, they are amazing and the fact that they are dominant gives them big time breeder potiential for designer combos, maybe not right now but maybe combined with future (yet to be discovered) morphs. Thanks again for the great babies, pictures to follow
