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Here are two of the better looking males from the clutch of Acadia kings that hatched a few eeks ago. Still, none of them are taking anything related to rodents, but they love ground skinks.

Here is a male, freshly shed, that we collected in April. He has really started to mature a bit after we got all the bugs out of him. He had flukes, and a whole host of other problems.

Lastly, a small female that is a ways from breeding. She's also adapted quite well to captivity.

Uhhhh, Matt .......... You know what I am thinking. I don't even have to say it.
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Will

did the big guy finally get over his finicky phase?
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freeloaders:
1.0 Morelia spilota cheynei
1.1 M.s. cheynei x mcdowelli
0.0.1 Liasis mackloti
1.1 Pantherophis guttata
0.1 Lampropeltis pyromelanis knoblochi
1.0 Sternotherus carinatus
1.0 APBT
0.0.5 African/South American cichlids
?.? rats and mice

Eaux, yes he has started eating very well the last two times I've offered. He refused for about a month, and just popped right back .

Very pretty snakes too. Thanks for posting. They kinda look like black kings with a lot of speckling. Good luck starting up your group.

TC

nice yellow great snakes that are very underated imho,,,,,,heres a harris co.tx. yearling,,,,thomas davis

Hey Matt, really have enjoyed seeing all of the Louisiana and Alabama holbrooki as of late. Please keep them coming!

Nice snake thomas. You gonna be up for some flipping in a few weeks ?
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Scott Wahlberg

Nice snake thomas. You gonna be up for some flipping in a few weeks ?
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Scott Wahlberg

ABSOLUTELY!soon as the heat lets up ill be a "dayflipper" once again gimme a ring if ya go out id like to check out east for some muds or ???,im gonna be on the look for a suitable female for this guy as well,,,,,,,thomas

Brandon and I are gonna be heading East in a few weeks. I'll let you know you more when I talk to him this weekend. You dont have to go east for farancia. I found this one on Groeschke Rd,5 mins from my house earleir this summer!
-Scott

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Scott Wahlberg

Cool mud Scott! The red is out there! The one I found last year in Refugio co had neon pink underneath. Good luck headin' east!
Todd