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Don't know if it's a Betty or a Bob, but sure has interesting pattern.

Enjoy,

Don
South Mountain Reptiles
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WOW, AWESOME Don, congrats !!! That's the one you gonna send me right? LOL

Walter

. . . on what kind of car you drive.

HMMMM, let's see, which way to go on this. UM, a mo-ped that usually breaks down every 3 miles and needs to constantly have the tires filled with air due to the slow leak. Probably because of the bent rims and few missing spokes.

LOL

... that strategy didn't work. I guess I'll wait to see what cool animals you have on your table in Daytona. THEN, I'll pull out this snake.

DARN, I thought for sure that would do it. Oh well, I'll go with your plan. See ya in Daytona !!!

Walter

Congrats Don!

. . . hope the next ones rival this one. At least one or two of them. There is only one more clutch of them this year. Fingers crossed.

Super Cool pattern. That is below to Miami, so send it down here. LOL. Really one of the good ones this season. Congratulations.

Very nice Don. Is that a striped Motley? Indeeda very interesting pattern.

Marcel

>>Don't know if it's a Betty or a Bob, but sure has interesting pattern.
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>>Enjoy,
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>>Don
>>South Mountain Reptiles
>>www.cornsnake.NET
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>>South Mountain Reptiles
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Don, what an excellent snake. Although I wanted to be the first to do a striped Miami project (or at least one of the first anyway), congrats on that snake, looks like a keeper.

after all of these years you continue to come up with the goods.
so Don what was your most interesting hatchling this year?
we need pics Don we are all hooked on your photos and we need more!!!!!!
Hoosier Reptiles

Most of the rest of that clutch, that is. All are out but one or two. They look like their father. I surprised that the striped motley would dominate this clutch. I expected some regular motleys. Next clutch is due in a couple weeks.

Regarding posting other images. The only reason I find time to send a few lately is that the hatching has just begun. I imagine that in a couple weeks I'll be too busy to do this. Fingers crossed.

Don
www.cornsnake.NET

South Mountain Reptiles

This new forum layout trips me up all the time. I'm so used to hitting the ENTER key on my keyboard and not having something launched, I can't get used to this one being so sensitive. Then, taking so long to send the message. I always think I didn't hit the ENTER key right and do it again. Sorry for the double post.

Most of the rest of that clutch, that is. All are out but one or two. They look like their father. I am surprised that the striped motley would dominate motley in this clutch. I at least expected some regular motleys along with them. Next clutch is due in a couple weeks.

Regarding posting other images. The only reason I find time to send a few lately is that the hatching has just begun. I imagine that in a couple weeks I'll be too busy to do this. Fingers crossed that I can.

Don
www.cornsnake.NET

South Mountain Reptiles

WOW Those are some very pretty little "babies" congrats. You have some of the most beautiful snakes I have seen. Can't wait until I get my new "babies" from you.
P Howard
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1.0 okeetee-Sparda
1.0 pastel motley-Peeper
0.1 anerythristic-Piper
1.0 amel-Stripe
1.0 ball python-Cobra

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Cool, very nice looking. Is that the first clutch ever or have you produced those before?

. . . but I don't remember what happened to 'em. My memory is like my hard drive. It crashes or gets reformatted so often, I lose data. I think I hatched two or three of them last year. Shrug?

One more clutch of them this year so there still aren't alot of 'em around yet.

striped motley?....that thing is even odder than a motley pattern......weird...kool.....you get a bunc like that or just some of them????

nice snakes...good luck...........

JYReptiles

striped motley?....that thing is even odder than a motley pattern......weird...kool.....you get a bunc like that or just some of them????

nice snakes...good luck...........

JYReptiles

The male has some jagged striping, but not as much as most of the babies. Last night, the last one emerged and it has almost no striping.