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A little off topic here on alterna, but a rare snake that is found in Terrell county sometimes. Here are photos of 2 wc Sanderson New Mexico Milksnakes that I produced a nice clutch of 6 neonates this week from & the neonates in a pile. Its taken me 20+ years to find 3 Sanderson milksnakes, they are a tough, secretive tri-color to come by from Terrell county, at least for me, considering I have personally found 30 plus alterna from Terrell county in the same time period. Thought everyone would enjoy seeing these milks.......JF
The wc male:

The wc female:

This weeks clutch of 4.2 neonates:

Beautiful animals. Congrats on the neonates.

Chris Drake

That has to feel good after all those yrs!

Very nice, John! I know how good it feels to bring something that hard to find to its' climax!
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Todd Hughes

nice milks john, the adults look very healthy, good job on breeding those!

That male is ridiculous! Nice job on those ones. I'm hoping to find one some day. 4 years and counting...

Max
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Snakes to the Max

Thanks friends for all the comments, these 6 new borns all averaged 8.5" in length & weighed from 6.6 up to 7.4 grams each in weight. The next clutch is due out anytime & I will post the mother & neonates when I can. John F.

Congrats John. Beautiful snakes. I hope to breed my pair next season. Wish me luck.

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Greg Jackson