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Well these babies hatched out the other day and some of them just shed so I figured I'd take a few pics. These are F-2's from Montgomery county MD.

I got my adult pair as babies in a trade with Doug L, which were actually hatched out by Joecop from a wc gravid female. Then, after raising them up from hatchlings 3 years later, they were ready to go this year and produced a nice clutch of 8 eggs. All hatched even the one with all the mold on it!

Dam with her clutch

Sire

And here they come

Even this one with the mold - never give up on an egg that doesn't smell! lol

And here are a couple that just shed

And one or two of them have collar necks like this one...makes you wonder about temporalis influence

I hope you enjoyed.

Dave

DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Those are Hott!!! Thanks for sharing Dave, I miss having my Long Island Easterns. They were never much of a site but great animals. Your sire is really nice too!!!
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Jimmy Tintle

Very nice!
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Gerard
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Real nice little guys, Dave. You have given me hope. I have a few eggs w/mold I'm worried about. Hoping for the best.

--Dennis

AH, there they are!! Cute little buggers Dave. Congrats. I know you have been looking forward to them. Those parents got big quick!

Very nice Dave!

What other localities of L.t.t. are you working with?
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Joe

Hey Joe...I'm working with three localities of Ltt...I'm going to do a guess the locality post soon so I can't give it away just yet!

How about you?

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

That big female is nice too - I like her two-toned and dark look. You're a lucky SOB, too... I haven't had a single clutch pip, yet. Hopefully I'll be seeing this:

at some point this weekend.

-Cole

Hey Dave,
I have been so busy with work that I haven't been about to get on here in a few weeks. These MD eastern milks are amazing man! Really nice! Can't wait to see what the 'other' locale looks like also!

Michael