Man made. Female in first 2 pics. Still a little thin after dropping the 4 longest eggs I've ever seen.
And an aberrant eastern. She just shed so why not...
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Mex black x cali
donv
Aug 06, 2010 11:12 AM
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RossCA
Aug 06, 2010 12:06 PM
Now Rainer knows where is Grease kings are really from. lol That's pretty close to what you can see here in some Los Angeles kings, not to mention Yuma as well. I remember seeing that snake pictured in a deli cup as a youngster. The stripe on its tail is what I remember it by. I always wondered how a Yuma king could have a stripe on its tail when I first seen the picture. lol Nice looking aberrant Eastern too.
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Jlassiter
Aug 06, 2010 07:13 PM
>>Man made. Female in first 2 pics. Still a little thin after dropping the 4 longest eggs I've ever seen.
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>>And an aberrant eastern. She just shed so why not...
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Looks more Splendida like than Grease king to me.....LOL
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John Lassiter
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