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I've been working on this line for many years and I'm now ready to unveil it to the world. Now I know you can all see where "Atomic Pistachio Sock Head" came from, but you may be asking yourself, "what about Passion"? Well... If you look close, you can see 1 or 2 red scales towards the back end of this particular animal, and that's where the passion comes from.

As you can see by the true color of the surrounding substrate, there is no trickery involved here. What you see here folks is the real deal.

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Brad Alexander

FullSpectrumHerps.com

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

They look great Brad.

He He He!!!
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Randy Whittington

...as green as mine ;-p

Is that head coloration simple recessive? LOL

Yeah!,....isn't that tannish/blonde coloration the freakiest thing you ever saw???

That would be INSANE if there were more like THAT!..LOL!!!!

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

I hate to tell you Brad but I found 3 of those last year in the St. Augustine grasslands just North of Del Rio. Pretty snakes though.

Chris Drake

I know exactly what ya mean,...those bright lime green morphs are as common as rocks. Every where I look, nothing but bright green ones. Where the heck are all the rarer tan colored ones hiding out???.....geeesh!

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

Man, that was good. I needed that! Send me a baby sometime. <G>

Matthew

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"Upon Thy Belly Thou Shalt Go"