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Of the clutch. Not to shabby, but nothing like the first to come out. I will get some individual pics after they shed. Real variable on the hypomelanism, from a real clean phenotype to a almost grayish black band.

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Jimmy Tintle

That's quite an array of different phenotypes there Jimmy. That tricolor hypo pinner is especially outstanding!

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Yea, I was tempted to let the adults go this fall but after seeing this clutch I will try for another pinner next year. Definately my favorite, too. Thanks for the kind words.
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Jimmy Tintle

Congrats Jimmy on some awesome looking critters. Thanks for showing them to us.

Joe

Thanks and no problem.
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Jimmy Tintle

Good work Jimmy. Those are really nice.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Bb
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Jimmy Tintle

Yeah Jimmy, very nice clutch there dude.
I just love hypos cause the all look a little different.
Check out this European Line Hypo I produced.Its the only one that made it from a small clutch of just three eggs.Next year should be much better with them.I should have 3.4 Euro line hypos het anery ready to go including the patternless ghost and sibs.

L8r Shannon

this is dad.

here is mom.

and here is there single offspring.

Dang it Shannon you should have put a warning label on that post! I spilled my hot coffee, when I opened it. LOL. Good thing you didn't put the female first, I would probably have been writing this post from the hospital w/ 3 rd degree burns. She is killer, I like the tricolors better usually but her minute aberrant/vanishing pattern is smokin'. Good luck on that project, thanks for sharing.
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Jimmy Tintle

They look real good Jimmy. Can't wait to see them post shed.

--Dennis

Thanks!
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Jimmy Tintle

Lookin real good Jimmy. Can't wait to see the post shed pics.

Dennis

That was a nice pairing !

Thanks for sure doing it again next yr...
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Jimmy Tintle