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This snake hatched over the weekend. It's from the W. Texas pair that produced a fully striped splendida in 2009. Those adults were not bred in 2010, but I did produce eggs from them this season. Looks like it's probably genetic, one striper and two normals are out, with one more in the egg. Pretty cool snake !
Interesting. Looks like the opposite of a white-sided getula, both in color and in placement.
>>This snake hatched over the weekend. It's from the W. Texas pair that produced a fully striped splendida in 2009. Those adults were not bred in 2010, but I did produce eggs from them this season. Looks like it's probably genetic, one striper and two normals are out, with one more in the egg. Pretty cool snake !
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Man.......I wish I would've gotten those adults now......
Those are killer Splendies.......I wonder if the one in the egg still is a striper?
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...
Very cool! Is one of the adults striped also?
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Thats awesome! I love Spendida and plan on getting some eventually. Hope this turns into a cool project for you.
Lu
That is pretty darn nice..
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing" 
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