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Heres some shots of milksnakes that are found in Terrell county, Texas 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+ 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:

Thats awesome John.Robert and myself did a breeding loan this year and we have a clutch cooking from our pair of 349 celaenops.I think it will be the first north of dryden milks produced.

L8r Shannon

Congrats John, just add some to the cart!
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Todd Hughes

Very nice John. Those are great looking celaenops and xtra special given how rare they are from that locality!

Dave

DNS Reptiles

Love that female with the orange/red color

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Doug L

Those are lookers!

-Cole

Hwy. 118, Brewster Co., TX

First I will say very nice snakes.It is amazeing how different celinops are from different locals.
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Archie Bottoms

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.