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The various shades of green, black and white between the scales, yellow and lavender(easier seen in person)make these snakes impressive. Even though they are about as sweet as a tasmanian devil they are my favorite out of the various species I keep at this time.

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Randy Whittington

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Randy Whittington

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Randy Whittington

Those are very fine! Great shots too. The pic of one in your hand makes it look tractable. I'd rather have mean than whippy. My Diadem is like that, mean but actually handles really well. It's a great combo!
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Thanks Brad. I agree, I always have some species with a little spirit. he he

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Randy Whittington

Where are the goodies? Coxi and Laticintus?

Mike

Well I'm sorry to disappoint you Mike. I can't help you with any laticintus but here are a few coxi shots.

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Randy Whittington

That's the holiday spirit. Thought you kept laticinctus also?

Thanks,

Mike

That's just over-the-top man! ...geez, brutal
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nm

I'm sorry I forgot to add their name to my post. They are Prasina.
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Randy Whittington

>>I'm sorry I forgot to add their name to my post. They are Prasina.
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>>Randy Whittington

Awesome prasinum, Randy! I must get some some day!

For the previous poster: Green bush snakes, Elaphe prasina, Gonyosoma prasinum, or Rhadinophis prasinum.
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-Toby Brock
Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

yes, those guys are pretty darn awesome.