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A male from my "D" clutch.

Barry Miller Dec 14, 2003 12:06 AM

Hard to tell from this pic, but this one is going to knock your socks off a year from now. He has a tangerine orange belly, the brightest I've ever seen. ANd intense, even banding. He reminds me of my best adult female (B) when she was this age. And he's totally unrelated!
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Miller Reptiles

Replies (5)

Randy_Middleton Dec 14, 2003 12:13 PM

Those babies are very good looking children. You should be proud!

dhlaw Dec 14, 2003 05:50 PM

Womas are my favorite snakes now, I have never seen such calm and easy to care for animals, not to mention they are beautiful as well.
David

Barry Miller Dec 14, 2003 11:01 PM

Glad you like her. From here on out she will continue to turn orange. Here is a picture I took of her mother last night. She normally has a white background with intense orange sides. She is being cooled now, and her whole body has turned a gorgeous yellow. She is now 4 1/2 years old, and is still getting prettier! This is the first snake that I've ever seen that was preetier at 4 1/2 years than it was at 3 1/2.
Miller Reptiles
Miller Reptiles

Paul Edwards Dec 15, 2003 12:04 PM

Barry,
is that yellow female you have in any way related to the stock Joe Lewis is working with? I do believe Joe's animals originated from Lloyd Lemke. I have a trio from Joe that are screamers also. The reason I ask is they look a lot like the bloodline your working with.
Paul Edwards

jgjulander Dec 15, 2003 11:00 AM

Great womas Barry! I love the clean orange bands on creamy white background! Thanks for sharing and also putting up pictures of your odd ball hatchlings. It's cool to see how they grow up.
Justin
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