Looking for some pics of locality sonoran gophers. Particularly interested in any from Santa Cruz County AZ. Thanks in advance!
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Looking for some pics of locality sonoran gophers. Particularly interested in any from Santa Cruz County AZ. Thanks in advance!
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Here's a couple from Brewster County:
Male:


Female:


//Todd
these are finally breeding size....
First the two females, I found them as hatchlings literally right next to each other. Same locality as Austin Todd's and Corpus Todd's snakes.




Then the two males hand picked from a gob of the young of the year...


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Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!!!
Yeah- that male is the one you picked up for me!
I also have them in together, but they sure are secretive about their exploits... quite the contrast compared to the exhibitionist-tendencies of the kingsnakes!
//Todd
Thanks guys. Check out the link to a pic of an AZ local animal.
Pic of afinis from Sata Cruz AZ
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“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” Emmerson
That's what comes to my mind when I think of a quintessentially perfect affinis. Wow!
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My thoughts exactly! Can't believe there is no one working with these!
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“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” Emmerson
sweet.what locale are those?
>>sweet.what locale are those?
They are locality matched Marathon Texas Bull/Gophers. Iron Mountain is the closest geographic feature to where they were captured, so if I decide to call them Iron Mountain Bulls that will be why.
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n/p
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