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This southern pine is a little different than ones I have seen. The burnt-orange color is hard to capture, but the outside photos are the best I could get. Snake produced by John Meltzer.

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Genesis 1:1

Great looking snake !

Thanks!
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WOW! Awesome color!
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Nick Puder
www.rnpreptiles.com

Thanks! Yea, once the snake is outside in good lighting, the colors are able to be seen much better.
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OUTSTANDING !!! Really dig the yellow/gold head on that animal.Gotta love pines!Thanks for the great pics. Alan

Thank you! I can't wait to see how she will look as a full grown adult.
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Damn that's a beauty. Some nice gold/yellow going on there as well as the red.

Thanks!
Yeah, outdoor pics really seem to show the actual colors better.
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Genesis 1:1

I almost wonder if there's something on the hypomelanistic end going on there. Very nice regardless & should be neat to see if it throws babies with the same look.

I have thought the same thing. At this time, it is unsure though.

Thanks!
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Genesis 1:1

This one is stunning, thank you for posting all the pics makes me want to grab my camera...lol
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Michelle
www.AssortedSerpents.com
All things bright and beautiful,
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful:
The Lord God made them all.

Thank you Michelle!
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To my eye that's the most unreal blend of colors I've seen on any snake...might be the most beautiful snake I've ever seen. WOW!!!
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Thank you so very much! Her colors are a trip, ya know?
I will be taking plenty of pics of her in the future.
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Genesis 1:1

***eyes popping out of my head and the sound "aroooga" echoes through the air***

Hands down the nicest Southern I've seen. Wow.
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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
shade-tree-exotics@att.net

Jeremy, you are too kind! Thanx!
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