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Some of us have a growing appreciation for the "wild-type" look in thayeri. Although the various line-bred morphs are spectacular, these wild-types have a subtle beauty all their own (at least IMHO). Here's a 2004 female produced by Ric Blair. Enjoy!
Bob
Reduced black, grey face and no Tri lobed head pattern........LOL
Very nice thayeri Bob.....
John Lassiter
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Love it. Those pics of Brad's snakes that he got from you look great.
Russ
Hi Russ:
Actually...Brad got those from Bob Johnson (your neck of the woods)--a nice group they were. I got one (an 04 female) from that bunch as well.
cheers,
bob
I don't know Bob Johnson but it looks like I need to get to know him if he is my neck of the woods. Actually there are a lot of "necks" in my neck of the woods
Where in Florida is he located?
Russ
That would be the Orlando neck. Contact info sent to you as private email.
Bob
Wow. I couldn't get that picture to load for the longest time but it was sure worth it. Does that female have a slight fat deposit near her vent Bob? I'm only asking because I have a female that I have to keep in check because she tends to get that little bit of fat deposit near her tail and its had me a little concerned. Any one else have any "fat bottom girls"?
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Vichris
I don't believe she's got a fat deposit...I think that "enlargement" was due to the underlying rock surface...or, she was packing a load!
Bob
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