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SNOW WHITE-SIDED BROOKS KINGSNAKE

fortheloveofherp Aug 11, 2009 01:12 PM

AT THE END OF LAST YEAR WE POSTED A PICTURE OF THIS "SNOW" WHITE-SIDED BROOKS KINGSNAKE WHEN HE WAS JUST HATCHED. WE JUST WANTED TO SHARE A PICTURE OF WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE NOW. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE HIM IN PERSON HE WILL BE DISPLAYED ON OUR TABLE #159 IN DAYTONA. HOPE YOU ENJOY THE PICTURES.
BRAD AND FRANCESCA
FOR THE LOVE OF REPTILES

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Replies (11)

Nokturnel Tom Aug 11, 2009 01:26 PM

Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!
If I make it to the show I am gonna come check him out for sure...killer animal!
Tom Stevens
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Bluerosy Aug 11, 2009 01:32 PM

There are not to many of those out there.

It still amazes me that these genes have been around for a while and now (uin the last 3 yrs)we are just seeing double homos.

I will be there to check your snake out as well.

Rainer
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RandyWhittington Aug 11, 2009 03:16 PM

Nice snake.

That turned out to be one of the most one sided fights I've ever seen. I know what Forrest said before the fight and I haven't seen an interveiw of him since but I think he found he has a breaking point. I'm not confident that was all just knock out.
It makes you glad you get several good fights per pay per view event.
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bluerosy Aug 11, 2009 04:36 PM

I'm not confident that was all just knock out

Even though it was just a jab. Forest was moving forward with strikes cuasing a harder punch. Also it depends on where the punch lands.

Yes Anderson Silva IS THAT good.
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RandyWhittington Aug 11, 2009 06:23 PM

Oh I definatly agree he went down due to the jab. Caught him right on the chin while he was coming in plus he had already been stunned. My point was that he didn't appear to want anymore due his reaction right after the flash knock out when he was on his back. Just shows he is human and not dumb. lol

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majinchip Aug 12, 2009 05:37 AM

nice snake............
rumor has it Forrest had his jaw dislocated. thats why he crumbled so oddly. i was there and it was weird to watch him run outta the place.
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Bluerosy Aug 12, 2009 10:40 PM

Nah, he didn't hurt his jaw. He just can't mentally handle losing that bad. He probably will retire.

Following a devastating knockout loss to UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva at UFC 101 on Saturday night, former 205-pound champion Forrest Griffin wasted no time getting up from the mat and quickly exiting the Octagon.

At the post fight press conference, UFC President Dana White said he hadn't seen or heard from Griffin after the fight and he could be "back in Georgia" at that point.

“He’s an emotional guy,” commented White. “He came into this fight confident that he was going to beat Anderson Silva.”

Reports surfaced on Sunday that Griffin had suffered a jaw injury and that was the reason for his hasty exit, but MMAWeekly.com was able to confirm with representatives from Zinkin Entertainment, Griffin's management group, that he is physically fine following the Saturday night fight.

Griffin suffered no broken jaw and he is physically okay, said the Zinkin representative, but emotionally he is definitely not dealing well with the loss.
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ZFelicien Aug 11, 2009 05:10 PM

How do you know that snake is a WS-Snow rather than a WS-Lav???

What were the parents? were they 3x hets WS-snow ( Lav, Axan, WS) or do you call it a WS-snow based on the appearance....

Mine was sold to me as a WS-snow... but it's not... it's a WS-lavender.

If your snake is displaying yellow on it's head/face and/or down it's back, it's a WS-lavender, not a WS-snow.

~ZF

RussBates Aug 11, 2009 05:49 PM

His looks different than yours but it could just be the natural lighting of his pictures. My opinion of course.
Russ

ZFelicien Aug 11, 2009 06:40 PM

I'm not saying it's not different, I'm just curious as whether it's a 2x HomoZ or 3x homoZ.

also the 1st photo is of the snake a about two weeks old

Here's the most recent shot i've got of her, you can see the color ok in this pic.

~ZF

fortheloveofherp Aug 12, 2009 01:34 PM

This "SNOW" white-sided male yearling was produced by 2 unrelated pairs and than we bred the unrelated offsprings together. Needless to say this was a long process but a lot of fun. The first pair was a Tim Ricks male white-sided 100% het. for axanthic(proven het. axanthic)bred to a Tim Ricks female extreme orange albino 100% het. snow(proven het. snow). The second pair was a Tim Ricks male extreme orange albino 100% het. snow(proven het. snow)bred to a Tim Ricks female white-sided 100% het. for axanthic(proven het. axanthic). They produced all possible hets. We than bred the unrelated babies together and produced this "snow" white-sided along with: snows, axanthics, albinos, white-sided(all are possible het. for many mutations)and possible hets. Our snake is much whiter in person than the picture you posted. However you can stop by our table #159 in Daytona and look for yourself. I hope this helps.
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