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Finally snuck up on one of my Panther Canyon hatchlings. Wiggly little things, I caught this one napping under her hide bark and paparazzi'd her. She's about average for the litter. Just a hint of orange in her that not all hatchling subocs have. This girl's father is rusty-brown and I'm hoping at least some of his offspring will reprise his color and markings. If so, I expect they'll color up over time.

Very nice looking youngster!

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

VERY nice, gotta love the subocs!
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Todd Hughes

It's difficult to choose a favorite snake. We keep outstanding lines of many spectacular species--West Sanderson Blair's, locality Okeetee corns, locality yellow rats (perhaps the most yellow I've ever seen), locality Arizona mountain kings, some huge Regal ringnecks, Texas pink coachwhips, Florida Redtails Suriname redtail boas, San Isidro Costa Rican boas from Vin Russo's light-phase San Isidro line, anthill pythons, the list goes on and on.

That said, subocs are out in front for being a truly favorite species. Beyond the indescribable color of those Hueco Canyon animals, subocs have a texture and muscle tone which seems to be unique to them. They're beyond merely attractive, they seem almost hypnotic.

Do I need to get out more often?

"Do I need to get out more often?"

LOL!!,...I can relate brother!, and maybe so. But alot of us are in the very same "boat"!

Florida Redtail indeed!..LMAO!

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

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Great looking hatchling!
Panther Canyons are awesome subocs.