Here's a little affinis found in situ to start things out.
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Eimon
Sep 28, 2003 03:48 AM
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Eimon
Sep 28, 2003 03:58 AM
I'd like to get some thoughts on this snake. The hypo seems to be obvious, but I'm thinking that because there is absolutely no yellow/orange either that anery/eryth might be involved also. Both the brown and tan colors are a constant shade throughout the snake, with an almost patternless metalic sheen to the sides. What seems even more strange is the pattern looks more deserticola to me, but it's far within the annectens/affinis zone. Other thoughts/ideas welcome.
Eimon
Sep 28, 2003 04:03 AM
A nice colorful Sonoran.
Eimon
Sep 28, 2003 04:08 AM
And unfortunate to find that it had met it's fate earlier, it was a fine example of the subspecie.
Jason Nelson
Sep 28, 2003 11:55 AM
Nice looking Sonorans I like them all , the one with the stripe on the neck caught my attention a lot
Take care
terryp
Sep 29, 2003 10:30 AM
The young adult affinis has some nice color like you said. Good luck
Terry Parks
>>Here's a little affinis found in situ to start things out.
>>
ScottishCLK
Sep 29, 2003 05:23 PM
Very nice!
