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A recent aquisition, pretty cool I must say and feeding like a champ. Anybody have pics of adults from this locale? Curious if the entire dorsal pattern will become obscured. Thanks for looking,and happy hollidays, Don.
PS a couple pics of a desert king I picked up as well.

Very nice nigra Don.....and that splendida couldn't be nicer either man.....super-nice!

~Doug
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nm

That is a very nice looking black! I would be interested in knowing if that pattern fades too. Congrats on both those good looking guys.
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Very sweet looking pickups. Congrats on the new addtions.
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nm

Very nice looking kings!
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nm

Those are both cool.

Here's one I found at Carter Caves (Carter, Co., KY) in early May:

And here's a beat up one in shed that I found in the same locality in 2007:

Tim
Third Eye

and finds. That most recent one is really nice.

Both sweet looking snakes.

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