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06 Here's a Cherry Cty NE multistrata

06 Hwy 118 celaneops

08 Montgomery Cty MD triangulum

09 Calverty Cty MD temporalis

08 generic syspila

08 hypo-e sinaloae

And a few hondos...

01 male

06 female waiting on her clutch of 6 to hatch any day

06 male father of clutch

Hope you enjoyed.

Dave

DNS Reptiles

Fabulous stuff, buddy!, that's all there is to it!...REALLY!!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Nice looking snakes Dave. That LTT is getting big.

Nice group of animals you've got there! Those syspila sure are looking chunky!

-Cole

L. t. multistrata - Cherry Co., NE. Photo credit: Jose Ole!

Funny you should mention that...Nate likes to send me all his hatchlings so I can kept em full for him. LOL.

They are doing great and eating like champs as you've noticed.

That pale you posted is insane. Is that in your collection?

Dave

Dave,

Indeed, sir. That's one of my hold-backs from 2008.

-Cole

that's definately a holdback. nice animal, Cole!
Dave

Super sweet snakes, Dave. Those easterns look similar to what I find in my yard, only the ones in Mass. tend to not be as clean in the white banding. The reddish-brown base color is about the same, though.

That male albino Hondo looks like a monster.

Rob

Hey Rob,

I'm pretty jelous you have easterns crawling into your house. I spent my whole childhood trying to find them with little success.

later,

Dave

Nice as usual... no surprises there man. As for those Baltimore's -- lots of variance and perhaps the most fun. You never really know what you're gonna get!! Just ask for a nice red one next year... I did... lol. Sweet score on the Calvert!!! Well done man.

those temporalis are crazy looking. Nice stuff!