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Here's a pic of my 2010 eastern pr.They are really coming along nicely!Jeff

LOL.......we think alke too often???....if you got 100 ball pythons anyways.....NICE Lgg....I have an 0'10 pair from Ted Thompson at Susquehanna Ectotherms ....VA stock...I forget the county at the momment...I missed the easterns ....had them years ago...Apalachicola stock....cool snakes...hatched them in 43 days one time...a little too fast...but they were ok.....

.good luck....!.....
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........JY

Being I'm very partial to Kingsnakes, especially EASTERNS, I'm glad to see that you have some very nice, clean looking ones yourself!!! They DO look very healthy too!
Thanks for the pics!
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

I like that one Jef! It has a nice clean pattern.
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Very nice.

I like the clean bands on those. Do you know what locale they are from?
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Does anyone interested in hybrids have, or know where I can get, detailed information on cross breeding kings with corns?

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Thanks everyone for the kind words! They are from Shane Johnson's Rowan County N.C. line!

That's a look that can never go out of style, Jeff!

.......simply gorgeous!..

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

I can't remember the names of the books but I know one had Snakes of the World in the title and the other was a Ditmars book. In one was a color picture of an awesome Okeetee Corn and in the other was a black and white photo of an Eastern King. Over the years I didn't think it could get any better for those two species. Those Pics made me want to keep the best. And then comes Jeff!!!! The guy doesn't have a sub-standard snake in his collection. Awesome Kings Jeff. They are going to be killers at 7 feet!!!! Newbies learn!!!! This is why you want to get the best quality snakes you can. And then make them even better!!!!! Thanks for sharing Jeff.

Pat G-C

This is why you want to get the best quality snakes you can. And then make them even better!!!!! Thanks for sharing Jeff.

I agree Pat....
There isn't alot of folks that have line bred their animals like I think they've should............No doubt some have but not as many as I thought would've by now...........

I wish I had some of those 4th generation Thayeri, Mex Mex and Ruthies I bred back almost a decade ago........They would be producing some unseen things right now.......

It's either folks are not sticking with stuff long enough or they've had to start over......like me...........

I know folks like Rainer and others have been doing it for a while........the results are obvious........

I can't wait to see some of my Mex Mex 10 years from now.............I know folks are not as excited about them as I am but you wait...........they will be.....LOL
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

I agree Pat!

I think there are a few publications with that in their title, and I think I have two of them. One good general book is "Living Snakes of the World" by ~ John M. Mehrtens. It is a good, thick hard-cover that has the nice closeup of the Emerald Tree Boa on the front. I had the Ditmar's book decades ago too, but have since lost it unfortunately...*sigh*

Love referring to some of those older classics!..

And yes, Jeff C. does indeed sport some great animal's in his collection!

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

They are real beauties. Getting some nice growth it looks like.

--Dennis