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Here are some photos of my clutch of nine offspring from a VR orange leonis male and a Bates orange intermediate with high contrast. All have shed and three have already taken a FT pink. Four females and five males. The orange shades range from intense apricot to a burnished orange. Lots of intense color with this clutch!

Here are the first three females:

Here is the fourth female and the first two males:

Here are the last three males:

Finally, here is a head shot of the last male:

Now REALLY finally, here are pictures of Mom and Dad:

The head shot is of the NEXT to the last male.

Hi Tom,

All very beautiful! Atticus is looking for a girlfriend

Hi Vicki -- these babies are half-siblings to Atticus. He must be getting bigger now! Got any pictures?

Man those are some bright snakes!! Pretty awesome.

Joe

Those orange babies look like they will grow up to be as crisp and bright as the parents! Splendid animals!
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Bob
Pyromaniac AKA Greatballzofire
Keeping cats allows man to cohabitate with tigers. Keeping reptiles allows man to cohabitate with dinosaurs.

Awesome thayeri.......
The most colorful kingsnakes there are!!!....period.......LOL
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

Are those pics of the parents recent? The top pic looks like it was still kinda small? Congrats on those gorgeous babies!
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Jorge Sierra

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Good eye, Jorge. That picture of the Mom was taken before she reached one year. I'll try to find a more recent picture and post it soon.

Incredible looking Thayeri!!!
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Randy Whittington

Thanks, Randy. As you know, it's all in the genes. And this batch has great genes for orange!

Those are awesome!

Thanks, Ross. I was surprised to see all of those bright little heads sticking out of the eggs. Color-wise, not so much diversity in this generation.

>>Here are some photos of my clutch of nine offspring from a VR orange leonis male and a Bates orange intermediate with high contrast. All have shed and three have already taken a FT pink. Four females and five males. The orange shades range from intense apricot to a burnished orange. Lots of intense color with this clutch!
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>>Here are the first three females:

Hi Tom,
They all are super nice, and that Madam is HOT!!!!!!Lol
They look great, BOB B

Thanks, Bob. It's a blast to work with these colorful little snakes!