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I am off to a pretty slow start but the snakes are breeding u a storm.
This is my first clutch and it looks god.Five big perfect eggs from a anery "hobbs" celaenops x a w/c female from close by.
I won't call them "hobbs" csuse the w/c female was collected sabout 40 miles away but its pretty damn close.
They will be 100% het for anery and I may have just saved this line in the hobby.
I have a adul male and I know of NO others at this time.There may be others so if you know of some let me know.

Awesome buddy....havent seen these around for a minute....last i saw them around my way was about 4 or 5 years ago....but none since.....weird. Let's see that anery male now...
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Jerry Kruse
www.zonatas.com

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

Good deal Shannon. I'm with Jerry, let's see that male again!
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Joe

Here he is,
Shannon

Good job Shannon. Such cool snakes and glad to see you've been successful with them.
Nate

Very cool man!

good to see you are keeping those going.

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

congrats...I love Celaenops. I have 6 Hwy 118 eggs incubating now. Good lick with yours.
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Greg Jackson

Congrats. Cool to keep the anery gene going for that ssp.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

I hadn't heard of that beastie in a while and feared he was "no longer with us"! Glad to hear you've kept the magic alive...

-Cole