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I posted pics of this snake as a hatchling and as a yearling. I was checking on brumating snakes today and I reckon he got a bit darker:

Third Eye

...please be sure and post what he produces!!!

I actually REALLY like it........it's really grown as well. Nice work! Oh the endless possibilities.
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Jerry Kruse
www.zonatas.com

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Yeah Tim,..I remember that weirdo!

Sure has grown a bunch too since I saw it last,...very cool bro!

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Cool Tim, I'm w/ Jerry I really like it too. Really interesting animal, and I'd like to see some of the neonates it produces one day as well.

-Dell

Very cool! Will be interesting to see if it grows darker with more age?

Scott
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1 zonata 2 zonata 3 zonata 4, 5 zonata 6 zonata 7 zonata and more!

That looks like a nice project to embark on. Really cool looking snake with the touch of pink.
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Mark

Nice animal, Tim! The anery-(or hypo-)erythristic "hondurensis" phase polyzona always catch my attention - especially when they're THAT unique. Here's one of mine:

L. t. polyzona - "hondurensis"

That's something else alright. And I thought MY anery had a lot of black! In my case, her middle bands went from white to black in 3 or 4 sheds.

Extreme genes into that line!!!

Awesome snake Tim...can't wait to see what the future holds!

-Rusty

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- Matt

1.0 Black Milk '04
1.0 Andean Milk '06
0.1 Eastern King '97
0.1 Bullsnake '09

Wow, that is a cool looking anery.

now thats a dark anery! Stunner!