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I finally pulled together a decent set of pictures of some syspila I am working with. I love the variety with these guys.

First up, a nice little female

and here is a male I will pair with her in a couple of years

Here is another pair I really like...

Male

Female

Here is a pair that is really growing on me. They started off as red babies and have faded over the last few years. The female is really just striking now that she has lightened up so much

Male

Female - she really looks like this

here is another pair I may breed next year

Female - very nice deep red

Male - he is really light and maybe hypo-e?

This is my favorite pair - the female is unreal and the male is so unique looking

Female

Male

I hope you enjoyed.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Wow Dave!! They are all outstanding, but the last female is my favorite. Very temporalis looking aren't they!

Joe

Thanks Joe. Yes they do look like some temps and sometimes I look at my temporalis and think they look very syspila-like!

Dave

Wow! Those are all really nice, Dave!

Tim

Third Eye

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Holy smokes Dave!,...Every last one of those things are some of the nicest around!. The sharp defined colors and patterns on those are absolutely incredible dude!

~Doug
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Thanks a lot Doug, I appreciate it. Syspila are one of my favorites for sure.

Dave

Wow Dave ! Is there locale info on most of those ?

no - they are all generics but I still like them anyway!

Dave

Outstanding animals! You've put together quite the collection there, congrats. Your favorite male looks like a darn temporalis (good call Joe). Looks like next year you're going to experience what I went through this year! Haha.

Mitch

thanks Mitch but I doubt I'll have as much success as you did this year and therefore I'll have less work to do! ha ha.

Dave

Very nice collection. Besides syspila and temporalis, what other milks do you work with?

Brandon

Hey Brandon - right now I am working with every ssp of North American milks and then I have some sinaloans as well - check out my website you can see what I am working with.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

My bad, Dave. Totally overlooked the link!

Brandon

Really, really nice, Dave! Your syspila collection will be just a little bit bigger in the not-too-distant future...

Talk soon, buddy!
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-Cole

Nice stuff
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Doug L

I don't need a new project, thank you very much!!

Great looking snakes Dave. Sometimes I wish I could try them all.
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Kent

1.1 Hypo (het lavender, striped) corn snakes, 2010
1.2 Gray-banded king snakes, blairs phase, 2008
0.0.17 Gray-banded king snakes, 2011
1.1 Oregon rubber boas, w/c 2000 and something

Colossians 3:17

Nice pics Dave, outstanding healthy animals!
The faded pattern animals are not hypo e but a faded pattern that started out (typically) red. I recognize the line and know that a spotted example is extant today - very cool pattern. That line will consistently produce fairly identical offspring that mature into faded camel brown adults.
I also know that it's pure syspila from a syspila only place.
You need more syspila buddy!
-Jeff

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

Very Awesome and animals! Nice Pics.