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I found this pair of locale sp. Eastern Kings locked up this afternoon. I love the large clutches she throws. I think last season was 26 eggs, and maybe 24 the year before.

(Rowan Co. NC F2s shown)

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Shane@SSuperiorSSerpents.com
http://www.ssuperiorsserpents.com/

I've always really liked your Rowan County locale Easterns Shane. Good luck with producing some more of those nice phenotypes.

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Nice. Here's the 2011 male I got from you in the rowan county trio. I especially like the moderately wide and pretty clean chains. The females had narrower chains. Maybe some day you could send me a pic of the spot (non-identifiable, of course) they came from: I like having habitat shots with my snakes when possible, it makes me value them even more.

That is a REAL nice looking Eastern getula. Those Rowan County, N.C. he has are definitely one of my favorites!

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Look at the markings on the head of yours, and look at his fathers markings:

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Shane@SSuperiorSSerpents.com
http://www.ssuperiorsserpents.com/

>>Look at the markings on the head of yours, and look at his fathers markings:

That's amazing. Thanks for sharing. FWIW, the females' head markings were different. In fact, I usually try to sketch a few distinguishing characteristics on each animal's cage card, and this trio's instance, I drew the different head markings because they were easy ways to distinguish each of the three. Other times it's notations that "bands 7, 14 and 22 are broken," or "rings 8 and 9 form a Y on the left side," things like that. The similarity in these two heads really is remarkable. I'm told I look a lot like my dad when he was my age.

Awesome!!!
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