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Finally able to get a few good shots of this young guy early yesterday morning, this time of year he is quite active lookin' for the ladies.....

Oh yeah, the digi-cam fired up! Time to show off.....

Nice red saddles and ground color with low black borders, for those who don't care much for sunburst saddles.....

This fine young fella was produced by a breeder in NY and I bred him for the first time last year...

Too perfect and clean for some but I think he looks great.....

If you like sharply detailed arrow-neck nuchals in greeri along with a nice head pattern, this guy looks pretty good.....

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...glad you enjoyed the pics and the greeri! How are those gorgeous Appelgate mex mex doing over there?

Happy Easter!

Mike

Thanks,
Unfortunately I had my female L. mex mex San Luis Potosi on loan to another herping buddy who was really excited to have a mex mex in his collection and it died. I really wanted to breed my pair, but I learned a lesson to always keep my snakes in my possesion. Well, my male mex mex is doing great and getting bigger all the time. What amazes me most is I've never had a baby snake with this awesome temperment, I know I got lucky, because the female mex mex wasn't even this good. Hands down this is the best handling snake as a baby and growing I've ever owned. I got the mexicana bug (both women and snakes) now and they're making the cali's in my collection look ugly. I need to update the pic of my male mex mex as soon as I get my digital back from repair.
Happy Herping and good luck to all those breeding,
Uncloudy