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Here is a nice male Nerodia erythrogaster erythrogaster I caught near Rock Hill, SC this weekend. Nerodia totals were 9 Redbellies, 2 Brown Watersnakes, and 1 Midland Watersnake.

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Pierson Hill

Herpetology and Herpetoculture

Beautiful snake dude! Thanks for showing the pics here too. I am sure some people would have missed them otherwise.
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Andy Maddox
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The Reptizone

"Some things will never change. They just stand there looking backwards. Half-unconsious from the pain. They may seem rearranged. In the backwater swirling. There is something that'll never change-The Meat Puppets"

I love it when you post pics. You sure are good with the camera. By the way what kind of camera do you have? I sure wish I could get a hold of some redbellies. Those are real nice looking snakes. These midlands are every where here. I wish yellow bellies were as common.
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Justin

I have a Sony MVC-CD400. It does ok but has some flaws. The macro leaves a lot to be desired and the manual focus is junk. It does well in the field though and I love that it records on 8 cm CD-RWs.

Do you want some Redbellies? I've got several CB 03 available.

Erythrogaster tend to hang out in shallow wetlands as opposed to creek and river banks, although I have found them along rivers. I'd search more swampy areas if you want to find Yellowbellies.
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Pierson Hill

Herpetology and Herpetoculture

Shoot me an e-mail on how much you want for them. I am trying to get me a breding sized female burm for next seaon so I will post likely not get one but who knows? There is not realy that many swampy places in my area. A few but mostly lakes and huge ponds. I have foun most in lakes. I have not got the chance to go into a swampy places much. What else you got?
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Justin