foxturtle and I were trying to take a photo of these hypo brooksis to show some color variability but they all took off in separate directions. I thought the photo came out interesting in a way.
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headless hypos - just a photo
Lindsay
Nov 30, 2005 07:19 PM
Replies (6)
markg
Nov 30, 2005 07:56 PM
The problem with this headless photo is that we can't see of these kingsnakes are eating one another.. ho ho hee hee ha ha
(Just having a little fun there Lindsey)
Rtdunham
Dec 03, 2005 04:48 PM
>>The problem with this headless photo is that we can't see of these kingsnakes are eating one another.. ho ho hee hee ha ha
>>
>>(Just having a little fun there Lindsey)
daveb
Nov 30, 2005 08:05 PM
excellent photo! i have seen more color and pattern variation expressed in hypos than any of the other brooksi/floridana morphs. i think there is a lot more there to explore even though the trait has been around for a while. i always try to keep my eye out looking for unique hypos.
dave b
1.4 hypos
0.1 ghost
1.0 DH ghost
0.2 snow
1.1 white side
1.0 axanthic whiteside
1.2 white phase
0.1 hi red normal
1.1 DH white side hypo
1.0 sulfur lavender
1.1 "extreme orange" lav alb
0.0.12 hatchlings
black pines
northern pines
Louisiana pines
ZFelicien
Nov 30, 2005 08:09 PM
killer hypos, got any shots of the orange one alone?
~ZF
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Lindsay
Dec 01, 2005 07:14 AM
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not really, but this shows it does have a noggin
Rtdunham
Dec 03, 2005 04:47 PM
>>f I thought the photo came out interesting in a way.
well, lindsay, with those instincts you'll never make a successful celebrity photographer!
peace
terry
