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I just took this shot of this little girl last night.

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Randy Whittington

That is one bright snake you have there Randy. Very nice indeed.

Super nice, Randy. That thing is blindingly bright orange!

-Cole

L. t. multistrata - Thomas Co., NE

Cole!,...your little guy needs to see a vet ASAP! from looking at it's poop there!

Sarcasm of course, I know it's part of the pine tree..LOL!

Very nice specimen man!, and so is Randy's blinding VP Hondo!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

I can imagine that those male cones would look pretty goofy to someone who's not familiar with Pinus! Luckily, you guys in FL have plenty of them down that way, too!

-Cole

L. t. multistrata - Sheridan Co., NE

Glad I read Doug's post before responding because I would going to say " Come on Cole, using a litter box for photos"! LOL!!

HAHAHAHHA!!!....OOOOHHH, HAHAHAHHA!!!

Just picturing that in my head was funny as all CRAP!..LOL!

Too freakin' funny!!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

Its about time some more hondos were posted! WHere you been? LOL.

I'm looking out for you Jeff. I didn't want you to go into withdrawal.
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Randy Whittington

Equal time, thats all. Too bad we cant have an intelligent conversation about NA milks without it degrading immediately.LOL.

Randy, nice looking vanishing pattern hypo. honduran. Jeez that's a mouth full.
That will be an impressive looking adult.

-Dell

Hey Randy,

Great snake. its almost time you start calling them patternless hypo hondurans! That's where you're headed with your animals. Cool.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

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Randy Whittington