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I'll start it off with this super nice Pinstripe mexican milk snake male that I recently got from Dave Niles. Saves me some work of raising up a young male pinstripe for my female pinner.

Here's my adult female Tangerine annulata... she's kinda heavy lately... her lower half looks hypo-erythristic.

I also got a super nice pair of Spotted mexican milks from Dave, both of which are spotted for their whole body minus maybe 2 or 3 bands near the tail. I don't have any pics of the male yet because he had recently ate. She was pretty jumpy when I tried taking pics, this is the best one I got..

Plus this one of her spots... I'm wondering if it'd be possible to mix the pinstripes and spotteds..

And my male albino is getting kind of chunky.

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Mike
KingPin Reptiles
www.kingpinreptiles.com

Beautiful collection you've got goin' there......fun isn't it...
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Jerry Kruse
www.zonatas.com

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Some truly awesome specimens there Mike!,...ALL of them!

That is bizarre how the big(gravid) female lightens up so much toward the rear.

I guess the only way you will find out what happens with mixing the stripe/spotted, is to give it a whirl.

Best of luck with all those guys..

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

Real nice animals Mike. Those spotteds have almost perfect circles. Really cool stuff.

--Dennis

Nice animals....I was expecting some Celaenops though. LOL
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Greg Jackson

Hey Mike - glad you are enjoying working with those animals - you have some great projects going with the pinners, spotteds and albinos. Keep us posted on your progress.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes