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Just thought I'd share a couple of pics of my "normal" female everglades rat that I got from Daniel Parker(Sunshine Serpents)a while ago!She is het. for nothing and is calming down nicely with age! Jeff

That's a really nice one Jeff!

Yeah, Daniel definitely has alot of different types of snakes from many different locales that he goes to.

~Doug
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That's a beautiful glades. It looks more like a hypo, especially with the faded stripes. Not that i know much about them LOL. Just saying...

They're definitely on my wish list. How's the temperament and personality on yours? I heard some people say that they make good display snakes because they don't mind perching out in the open.

The pic may be a little misleading.It was taken in bright sunlight.My everglades(hypos included)started out pretty much with pissy attitudes but,they change overnight to be sweeties!I did not produce any of these myself,so I can't take credit.They are however my favorite N.A. ratsnake.The russian rats are my next personal favorites! (thanks to Tim S.)! Jeff

I recently saw some everglades ratsnake hatchlings in the show in Portland, OR. They were pretty drab, kinda splotched shades of brown.

Is that how they all start? I didn't get one, but would consider it in the future if I could expect it to turn out like yours. I guess I could ask what the parents looked like.
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Kent

1.1 Hypo (het lavender, striped) cornsnakes, 2010
1.2 Gray-banded kingsnakes, blairs phase, 2008
1.1 Oregon rubber boas, WC, 20??

Really nice color!

Don't look so normal to me ...knockout!
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