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I've been interested in these for a while, and recently acquired this trio (last female pictured twice). I'd think by now there are some people here keeping these, but I haven't seen much for photos on the forum. I'd love to see more.

Male:

Female:

Redish Female (I'm told the redish ones don't end up any different than the rest):

They've got spunk!

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Mike

I like Em! I have the Fla Mosaic...TTKFL. neither should be labeled region, state or anything else except CBB IMHO...I love the compatability of the eastern Getula to breed.......btw i dont text i just submit stupid abbreviations that come to mind

These are decedents from Edisto Island, SC (South Carolina).

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Mike

Sorry! Kevin had some cool ones 3 y/ago but he advised me they were non eatters so far ...blah ,I passed., COOL Snakes CONGRATS AWESOME

Yeah, thanks. YOU'RE awesome to say so.

In fact i was just looking at and ad for some. I just sold my guitar and the money looks like a snake. Imagine that? Cool snakes Mike!
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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra

Funny how my money looks like a guitar sometimes, ha!

I know that some of these are reluctant rodent feeders out of the egg. I got lucky I suppose. good luck with yours if you get them.

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Mike

I decided to get a nice wide banded Georgia male. Now I am shopping for a female, lol.I should get the male tomorrow. How cool is that! Make a phone call today recieve a snake tomorrow morning. Gotta love it!
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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra

12 th fret............. C

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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra

Looks like a kingsnake eating a coral snake.... the body in that you see most of is a coral snake.

>>Looks like a kingsnake eating a coral snake.... the body in that you see most of is a coral snake.

that was my first thought but that loop top center looks like it has a white/cream venter. is this a coral eating a scarlet? c'mon, give us an explanation (and maybe another pic!)

That is indeed a coral eating a Scarlet Snake(Cemophora coccinea)

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

The Scarlet snake is wrapped around the Corals head,Kinda like tape"very interesting preventive measure"I kept the Scarlet for 2 days after this encounter and it appearantly never got a taste of poison it survived and was released

Cool observation and photo. The scarlet had a size deficit as well. That's survival.

Not to change the subject, but I was at the Raliegh,NC show today. That's about all there is to say about it.

Cheers, TGIS, etc.

Mike

Wow Chris!,...that was one lucky Scarlet Snake!..LOL!

What a very cool find to stumble upon!!!!!!

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Those are awesome looking. I've liked Easaterns for years, and those are especially nice.

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