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Here is a photo one of my Thayeri. He is a 2002 male from Dan Vermilya's line of white Thayeri. Dan traces this line back to a wild caught specimen collected in the 1970's in Coahuila, Mexico.
Anyone who would like to challenge the pedigree of this snake can send a self addressed, stamped envelope to me, and I will provide a shed skin for DNA sequencing!
This guy is about 42" long and mighty healthy.
Here's one to turm the stomachs of getula purists! A natural intergrade between nigritus, splendida, and californiae. I posted some other photos of this snake about 6 weeks ago. He was wild collected near my home in Tucson, AZ where the ranges of all three ssp overlap.
man thats no mutt thats one sweeeeeet natural intergrade of the 3 getula ssp in that area,,getula purist hhaahaha to funny, but sadly true some would consider that a mutt i guess,
, i know i dont!
i consider it a beautiful kingsnake and would consider it a fine addition to MY ahh,hmm
getula collection "hint.hint"that one's a keeper for sure,some very cool possibilities w/line breeding that animal with the 3 different ssp.of getula in that range.make for some very interesting unknown nice natural intergrade pattern getula, very cool
peace
thomas davis
That is on BEAUTIFUL snake! I love it, natural mutt or no!!!
~Roo
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"Klaatu...Verata...Nicht--cough, cough, cough!"
Awesome! These are my '03 Yuma kings I got from John Cherry this year. They were produced from four adults caught just outside Yuma. They have solid black bellies and considerable speckling on the sides. These are John's pictures but I keep meaning to take some new pictures.
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Martin Whalin
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Quotes from guys named Carl:
"Science stops at the frontier of logic. Nature does not, she thrives on ground as yet untrodden by theory."
-Carl Jung
"It is foolish to let singleness of purpose deprive one of the joy and delectation of the many wonderful sights and sounds incidental to the quest."
-Carl Kauffeld
Maybe no drama but a lovely snake... And a funny sense of humor.
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