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i was cleaning out enclosures when i noticed my favorite male just shed out. thought i'd share a couple pics:

Very unique looking Sinaloan, Brian. I can certainly see how that's a favorite of yours!..

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

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thanks doug. he's an '06 and was produced by john emberton at EBV in berkeley. i've had him for a little over three years now and i hope he makes it another 20.

me with an excuse to post yet another picture of Jade, my Black Milk... in case you and others haven't noticed I enjoy putting up pics of her... and all my other milks for that matter. Nice to see someone besides myself willing to admit they have that one favorite snake.

Gerry

she's awesome looking gerry. i think everyone should have at least one solid black snake in their collection.

This is my new favorite! It may be a "hobby" hondo, but he's good looking!

At time of hatching.

More recent, at 3 months.

--Dennis

very nice dennis. tricolored hypos are very under-appreciated.

That really has got to be one, if not, among THE most unique hondos I have ever seen in my life. Unreal!!
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Thanks a lot. I was very pleased when this one hatched! Her mother used to be my favorite!

--Dennis

Love the white color on that snake!

Very nice!!!

Hope it stays that way. It is a bit lighter than the mom. Time will tell. Thanks Rusty.

--Dennis

Like others here, it is all about my pic of the month!! LOl.. Here is my favorite pic as of late. She is wonderful to handle, they are hard to find, and I think she is beautiful. (MD MOLE)

Joe

nice joe. i love me some calm ones.

thanks jimmy.

that blanchardi is awesome looking. i love the black muzzle.

i've heard they're spastic. does that just mean the typical [bleep] slinging or are they somewhat nippy too?

i have a female that i call ms. bitey. only adult mexican tricolored lampro that's ever bitten me and i've had her since she was a hatchling...

Brian, mine are absolute FREAKS as well. They are so nervous and spastic, when you offer food, they toss themselves end over end in exposive jerking movements like a freakin string of firecrackers!!..

They don't really bite, but they are THE most nervous, explosive milks I've ever worked with in my entire life!!

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

haha. thanks for the info doug. i think i'll stick with their west coast counterparts.

Yeah, but they are just SOOO unique!..

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

that they are. haha.

however, they are still fourth on my want list. right behind tapalpa ruthies, conanti, and pinner annulata.

Yes, those are some great Lampro choices as well!..

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Love that guy!!
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I don't have many milks in my collection, but this is my favorite milk I own:

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love that one. would love to mix those genes with my yellow nelosni.

I've got a few!!!

Sorry, I can't just pick one! How about a couple from each year!

Vanishing Amel_Female (2010):

Triple Homozygous_Male (2010):

Tricolor Mega Hypo_Male...just amazing and probably my top pick (2011):

Vanishing Mega Hypo_Female (2011):

Tricolor Hybino_Female (2011):

Vanishing Ghost_Female(2012):

I'll hold off on my last pick for 2012...I still have two eggs yet to hatch!!! I should be proving out my Triple Homozygous this year!!!

-Rusty

All super Rusty. That Vanishing Mega Hypo_Female (2011)is very interesting looking!

--Dennis

Take a look at my other post...I have some updated pics for you!

those are all awesome. i think Tricolor Hybino_Female (2011) is my favorite, only because i've never seen a honduran with such a low RBR count.

I took this photo back in March of this year, just didn't upload it until today.

The Hybino and the Vanishing Amel from my first post, the Vanishing Amel has really changed in color.

Another of just the Amel, as a neonate (2010):

March 2012:

Orange lightened up and the red got more intense too!

-Rusty

That Sinaloan-on-a-fence shot is awesome.

My favorite is this crazy wildcaught thing:

Third Eye Herp

thanks tim.

where'd you find that one?

This is my favorite girl a Jackson County Mo. Syspila, that I am sure you all have seen a hundred times

And a picture of her on the day I found her

Thanks
Brandon DeCavele

Awesome specimen Brandon!!!

Love the pic of the day you found her too.

Thanks for sharing!
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