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If anyone has pictures of this snake please post them.Thanks.John

John, that would be either the Honduran milksnake or Stuart's milksnake, depending on which side of Nicaragua you were on. Hondurensis is on the Caribbean side, and Stuarti is on the Pacific side.

Scott

Scoll down and there are several images of both the Honduran and the Stuart.

Very kewl lookers BTW.... I like the looks of the Albino the best.
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This is probably Abnorma, approx 6 year old male. Jeff

Sorry, that was Polyzona. This should be an adult Abnorama. Jeff

n/p

Last of his kind, he's doomed to oblivion unless somebody out there (well connected) can ferret out a female. Could breed him to a CalKing I suppose....down boy, you know I'm kidding.
Anyway, if somebody wants to play a part in preserving this ssp, I'll happily do all the cooling, breeding, incubating, etc.. for half the hatchlings every year.
Jeff Jis97@aol.com

you, Shannon, and Scott ballard and myself all need to just plan a trip down there and catch some ourselves!! LOL..
I know it's just an outrageous though..would be fun though.
Nathan

Really, how else can we get a good group of locality Dixoni?
Do you have contacts for permits or would it be easier to parcel post the animals?
Shannons probably too fat to keep up.
Later Gator, Jeff

Who's making the travel plans?

Scott