Ok, just caught these 2 in a small pond here in Ga not far from where I caught the adult a few posts down. And these are wet pics too and I even go the belly pic also. I was so lucky the pics turned out as well as they did because these two had the same feistyness as the adult. These were both 6 inches and were both caught a foot from each other.Hatch mates? Anyhow, got the pics, released them, and here they are to spread aesthetic joy! So, what are we looking at?!?
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More water snakes guys, Part 2!
severa
Jul 03, 2004 11:56 PM
Replies (4)
Greg Longhurst
Jul 04, 2004 05:36 AM
Yep, definitely midland..pleuralis. Nice pix. ~~Greg~~
LemonViper
Jul 04, 2004 11:59 AM
MIDLAND WATER SNAKES!
Erik - NM
Jul 04, 2004 08:05 PM
they don't "hatch" so they can't be hatch mates. Litter mates maybe (live bearers).
njsnakeman
Jul 24, 2004 08:29 PM
Midland Water Snakes, hey get me one!!! IMIDesertEagle50AE@msn.com or IM me at Diplomat LilC
Brandon
