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Several people emailed and informed me that my pictures from a recent post weren't showing up... it turns out my ISP transfered a bunch of data to new servers and during the migration the addresses for my stored photos changed. Anyway... here are the pics for all of you who wanted to see them but couldn't:
a beautiful WC Sanderson alterna:
A few glowing examples of east Sanderson milksnakes... both are WC:
Great photos Damon! Thanks for reposting them. You say these are all wild caught, they sure look familiar to me. Did a fellow Jayhawker catch those??
Have you gotten any babies from that triple alternator blairsy black gap looking, Sanderson alterna yet? Let me know if you ever have something similar for sale. That was a true 10!
Brad,
You've got a great memory for snakes! John sent the milks to me last week (they're both females) for a breeding loan. I guess he'd been having trouble locating a healthy male to pair them with. I have a male from east of Sanderson and he's a vigorous breeder so hopefully we'll get some babies from the group next year.
Here's one of four that just hatched from a pair Craig Trumbower and I collected some years ago west of Sanderson. It shed for the first time today.
The busy alterna I posted recently is still young, but I do have two busy females that produced clutches this year... one is a WC female from '93, and the other's her daughter. I'll keep you posted.
Take care!
Damon
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