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I snapped a few really crappy pics (sorry) of three of my NINE holdbacks. LOL I just am having a hard time parting with any of them--- I like all nine!! Two of my favorites are in shed. Anyway, the first male I am excited about and cannot wait to see how he turns out as he grows.


This next male is pretty awesome as well and fiesty!

Last is a very red female which is definitely staying with me.

Boy!,....those are some killer looking triangulum Joe, no wonder you have so many "hold-backs"..LOL!

Yes, "parting is such sweet sorrow" as they say..HAHA!!

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Thanks Doug. Yeah, I am having a very hard time deciding which to keep and which to give up. I know the three I posted I am keeping, but they all look good to me.

Joe

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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Holy contrast, Batman! Maryland animals? Those are way nice, Joe.
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-Cole

Thanks Cole. Yeah, these are Maryland locale. They were hatched from a gravid w/c female. I did catch her locked up with a male, which I kept, however another male could have given her some of his manhood as well.

Joe

Joecop,
Gorgeous L.tt's! I was wondering, do you happen to have a websire or something with photos of the snakes you have available?
Zach

Zach, I do not have a site or anything like that. I actually have never sold a snake!! I will send you a pm and thanks for the kind words.

Joe

Joe,

You lucky dog! It's pretty freakin' awesome that you have such spectacular animals so close to home. Nice snakes!

Mitch

LOL. Thank you sir Mitch!! Yeah, I feel a little lucky to have found a couple of "honey holes" for these LTT. I do feel this is one of the best locales for them, along with some VA spots. However, I do remember finding this specimen close to YOUR home. When it comes to having nice animals close to home---you win my friend!!

Nice Ltts
I have a christmas for you
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"He's down in the basement staring at his snakes " My Wife

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Doug L

Thanks Doug. Get those rock flipping gloves ready for spring!!

Joe

Awesome Joe! Those are great animals! I noticed how the first male doesn't really have distinct lateral blotches which gives him an interesting look. Great light background color on him too.

And that second one has temporalis influence written all over it!

Great snakes from a great locality!

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Thanks Dave! I am missing one with "yellow coloring" though! LOL. I hope you and Ryan produce some that mimic that high yellow animal. I would love to have some of those one day. I am sure there will be some time involved in that project though. That first animals pictured kind of reminds me of a pale milk! He is very different then any of the others and very cool in his own right. When the others shed I will have to snap some photos of them too. You inspired me with your LTT posts! Hope to hit the fields with you in the spring brother!

Joe