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A more recent shot with a good view of her back. I need to get a pic where the yellow comes through.......but this gives a good idea of what the pattern looks like. Tom Stevens

them and here is a acual e-mail I got from Terry opn them,

shannon

Shannon,
> >
> > Other than Tom and of course me, you will be the only other breeder
who
> > has them to date. It's a long story but my friend who collected the
first
> > white male baby in the Ozarks, sat on it for something like 17 years,
> > fearful to put it with another king. I stayed quiet and never bugged
him
> > about it. Ultimately he sent it and a normal baby (collected the same
> night
> > but 30 miles down the road) to me for breeding. The snakes were a full
> 28"
> > in length! (This guy has 35 year old subocs that he feeds every six
weeks
> > and has never bred them. Something to say about that for sure!)
> >
> >

L8r
shannon

who wrote that email to you Shannon? That is a pretty wild story to say the least. Those are some cool looking snakes.

35 year subocs should probably be in a Guiness Book of records.

Russ

That e-mail was from Teryy Vandaventer himself.
My Friend Randy Limburg has a Blonde Suboc he caught as a adult in Lajitas in 1972 (I was 1 year old)and it is still alive and breeds for him.

shannon

Shannon,
That is incredible on that suboc, I wished mine would live that long but then again I don't usually keep them around for more than 5- 10 years.

Yeah I read another post from Tim Ricks where he mentioned Terry V and the same story about the WS Specks. They sure look cool. Will there be more of those on the market this year?

By the way, do you have any sonoran gopher morphs left?

Russ

Russ,
You will see them in about two more years I am sure,They are still ground floor at this time.

I am out of sonoran morphs at this time.

shannon