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This female is not usually like this but I got this picture one day when she was just not in the best of moods. She is about 8ft and had a clutch of 21 this year. Randy W.

Nice looking shot! My CB adult female doesn't strike unless you smell like a rat, however, that picture sure does remind me of my LTC female that laid 14 for me this year. I've never gone out of my way to handle her, so there's no reason for her not to be feisty. I love that pose though, my Het T negativ radiata does it great, but her sister, my full albino T negative radiata, isn't real feisty at all.
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Conrad
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i must have gotten one related to her...she has about that attitude! lol.
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-Chris

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Current snakes:
0.1 Licorice Stick Black Rat (Lola)
1.0 Black Rat (Frankie)
1.1 Texas Bairds (Jose and Rosa)
0.1 Blue Beauty (Brunhilde)
1.0 Green Tree Python (Caligula)... coming soon

I saw it a few months ago when looking though your gallery and it's been my desktop picture ever since.
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1.0 Hypo "Coral" Snow cornsnake
0.1 Ghost cornsnake
1.1 Bloodred cornsnakes
2.1 Hypo cornsnakes
0.2 Normal cornsnakes
0.0.1 Amber cornsnake
0.0.2 Caramel cornsnakes

Great pic, Randy. I can't help but think ratsnake and racer when I look at it. Shows the ventral keeling very well; also the vertical flattening of the neck which is shared by several genera. Thanks...TC.

Eight foot snakes can have bad days. She dropped a nice clutch this past year. Good luck this coming season Randy. Looks like
you will be putting together some nice pituophis from what I saw on the pit forum recently.

Terry Parks