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Some new hatchlings...speckled/patternless Great basin gophersnake and an ANERYTHRISTIC speckled/patternless Great basin gophersnake. Talk about a pretty grey-colored snake, eh? Once they become less rare, I believe these are going to be extremely popular.....
KJ

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KJUN Snakehaven
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One more....

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KJUN Snakehaven
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Man they do make a great looking anery! Does their color stay about the same as they grow?
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Randy Whittington

>>Man they do make a great looking anery! Does their color stay about the same as they grow?
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>>Randy Whittington

M. Miller & J. Nelson are likely the only others to produce one. I have no clue how old that one (or those) are or if it/they changed much with age. This is my first - I hadn't even seen the ones produced by those guys. Too new, I guess, for us to really know what happens with these.
KJ
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KJUN Snakehaven
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Holy Smokes!! thats one COOL looking gopher

Thanks for sharin KJ

AL

Congrats KJ

That is amazing. I dig that silver look. I never produce any Anerys, Mark has though.

Jason

Thanks, everyone.

For those that don't know, the parents to these guys originally came from Jason. I picked them up from a good friend, Gregg Feaster, who had got them from Jason.

Seems like you sold the right pair...I mean, the right pair for ME to end up with....lol. Seriously, Jason, they are beautiful animals that I'm proud to own. Thanks for producing the parents!

KJ
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KJUN Snakehaven
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Those are awesome! Always great tosee a new morph w/ Gophers!

reako45