Picked this pair up a few months ago. They seem get brighter with every shed. It's difficult capture the bright yellow color/highlights on them.
FEMALE
MALE
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Yellow Hogs - Valencia County Locality
eksnek
Apr 01, 2010 06:29 PM
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krhodes
Apr 02, 2010 01:57 PM
One of my favorite naturally occuring phenotypes. Love the yellow head coloration and background color contrasted by the dark-brown, almost black blotches or spots.
Nice pick up, must have come from Jim.
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Thank you,
Kevin Rhodes
http://www.freewebs.com/spreptile/hognose.htm
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eksnek
Apr 02, 2010 05:04 PM
They come from Ted Thompson. As far as i know, he produced them.
Jim? I'd be interested to knowing who you are referring to...
Regards,
Kenny
krhodes
Apr 03, 2010 03:56 PM
Jim sargent with split rock reptiles
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Thank you,
Kevin Rhodes
http://www.freewebs.com/spreptile/hognose.htm
http://s212.photobucket.com/albums/cc314/lifesciences/?action=view¤t=09-09hognose001.jpg
nearhoofm
Apr 04, 2010 01:22 PM
Where did you get them from? I purchased some from Susquhanna Ecotherms a few years back and produced some myself last year. They do get brighter as them mature. My one female bred by anaconda male is laying as I am typing this. Hopefully I will have some bright yellow anacondas this year.
eksnek
Apr 04, 2010 08:05 PM
Yep. That's where i got them from as well.
Good luck with the anaconda and yellow pairing. Please post pics when they hatch.
Regards,
Kenny
