I came across this. Such a gorgeous Copper...
http://bugsinthenews.com/Texas Snake Web/Broad Banded Copperhead Round Rock TX Steve B 2 Jul 2009.htm
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Interesting Copperhead article.
RyanT
Dec 19, 2009 06:32 PM
Replies (3)
AlexNevgloski
Dec 22, 2009 03:01 PM
It was indeed a nice example of laticinctus, too bad he killed it.
RyanT
Dec 22, 2009 05:15 PM
How have you been? How are your Copper projects doing? About a year ago, my psycho ex-wife had my pair of Southerns confiscated and euthanized. But I just picked up an excellent baby Pictigaster at the last Hamburg show. It was time to get back on the horse...those Coppers were the most important snakes to me I've ever had. Personal pets for 8 years that followed me many places, cause I wouldn't let them go. Really looking forward to raising this new baby though, and she's EXACTLY what I was looking for in a TP.
AlexNevgloski
Dec 29, 2009 02:03 PM
Hey Ryan, after a seriously unfortunate accident involving a space heater, I don't really have much to speak of. I lost 40 snakes, includning 4.5 adult Trans Pecos copperheads, 5.5 adult Southerns, 1.2 adult Taylor's cantils, plus bunches of f1 and f2 babies and some odds and ends.
Seems like your luck isn't much better. Post some pics of your Trans Pecos copperhead, when I do get back into them I want to know where I can go to get babies. Actually, send pics to my email (occipital1968@yahoo.com). I'd like to see your new prize. Alex
