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Well not quite as lucky as last year, but still happy to have a healthy clutch. Looks like one anery and 3 possible double het ghosts.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Nicely done Dave! You're the gentilis guru now and we're looking forward to seeing more spectacular milks from you.
Very cool project and funky looking milks.....
-Jeff

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

Very nice Dave. Those babies look pretty big for gentilis and are of course are awesome looking. You da man!

Joe

What the heck Jeff? You don't return emails any more? Email a brother back dude.

-Dell

Congrats Dave!!! That is a smokin' clutch, time for some NA milks back in the collection.....Can't wait any longer.....
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Jimmy Tintle

Nice Dave, it looks like one of those gentilis has had it's color taken out in photo shop, get out the red & black sharpie & fix it.

Nice work Dave, and it's good to see you having such good success w/ that project.

Like Joe said. You da man.

-Dell

Dell, what is the story on that animal!!! Wow.

Joe

I have to agree with joecop, That snake is poppin',smokin',cracklin',shakin',bakin', there's only on "in" it's missin'........"in" my collection.

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Jimmy Tintle

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Good one Jimmy.

Awesome hypo red you've shown us, Dell! I just had seven of the little buggers hatch out, and I can only hope they ripen up as nice as your's have.

Mitch

Dave,

Great looking clutch there! That anery is simply astounding. You seem to do so well with all the NA milks, I'm highly impressed. Any luck with the amaura?

Mitch

Simply AWESOME Dave!........you are really doing well with those guys bro, AND your other nice animals too!

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

Congrats on this year's clutch...but what ever happened to last year's ghost or whatever it ended up being?

Do you have some updated pics?

Well done!

-Rusty

That Anery is amazing.
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Gerard
www.livebaitclip.com
"Stupid people do stupid things. Smart people out smart each other and then themselfs" System

Good looking clutch of gentilis, my man! Those "normals" are so clean and evenly banded. Nice group, that's for sure. You scored big time with that pick-up!

I hope to start seeing gentilis snouts in the next couple of days, too. I've got about a dozen clutches of them cooking right now. The pales and others will be right on their heels with any luck.

-Cole

A dozen?!!!! You poor fool! Haha. I thought I had it rough with forty reds to get going...but that many gentilis...my thoughts and prayers are with you good man.

Seriously though, this is simply the best time of year, when you never know what that animal is going to look like as it exits the egg. I think Dave has it a little better though, because he can have different morphs...and some fine looking ones too.

I've been meaning to take some photos of my hatchling pales for you and Dell, but things have been so hectic around here I haven't had the chance. I'll try tonight to take some photos of the little buggers. Take care Cole!

Mitch

Impressive little worms! Great job Dave.
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Joe

You consistently produce some of the most amazing milks this forum sees. Great job, yet again. And hooray for holdbacks!
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