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A friend of mine came over today and took some pictures of a few of my animals.
All photos were taken by Charles Escoffery
This is a very pretty yellowish timber.
Close-up of the face
A very interestingly colored/patterned Deinagkistrodon acutus
Another photo of the same Deinagkistrodon
And here is a neonate Bothrops asper
Let me know what you think of the animals/photos!
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Pretty snakes there Bobby. I especially like that timber. The asper is pretty neat as well. Your friend seems to know how to weild a camera rather well 
What type of camera was used, mp and all that?
-Chance
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Chance Duncan
1.1 Olive Pythons
1.1 Woma Pythons
1.1 Ball Pythons (Het Albino)
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Awesome animals & photo's!!! Fantastic horridus! Where is it from?
Cheers!
Al
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Save a Rattlesnake...Skin a Sweetwater Resident!
He's from Central Arkansas. I've never actually collected a C. horridus from the wild, but every now and then someone brings me one thinking that they're doing a favor. Once they've been collected and exposed to who knows what I just can't risk putting them back. In the last 8 years I've recieved 4 horridus from various locations in the state. I think I've gotten everyone to stop picking them up now (as I'd rather leave this species in the wild, even tho we do have a healthy population).
ahem...don't you mean "atricaudatus"?
Iv'e never seen horridus in the state, in fact, they don't range here!
Now, how's that for opening up a can O' worms? LOL!
Randal
"Save an atricaudatus, skin a Phobos"
My bad Randal 
That particular rattlesnake came from down in your neck of the woods... It was either Lonoke or Pulaski County (I have the info, just don't have it handy). It was about 15 inches long when it was brought to me. Kids were playing on a slip and slide in the yard and kept hearing a buzzing noise... Well, this little guy was about 2 feet away from where the kids were going by and was just sitting there rattling every time one of them went by. It was brought to me and has lived with me ever since. Very pretty snake no matter what its called!
That Deinagkistrodon acutus looks absolutely fabulous!
Are thouse just field shots or are they your "pets"?
These are just a few animals from my private collection.
Well put! Venomous snakes are never "pets".
If you want a pet...get a goldfish, cat or dog.
Al
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Save a Rattlesnake...Skin a Sweetwater Resident!
Sorry about my bad verbal expression..
I didin't mean that venomous snakes are pets.
Thats why I use quotation marks.
Cheers.Sami
n/p
Nice shots!!!
Bill Huseth
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