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Foot Hill Reptiles

those are very nice picts and very pretty newts, that's really cool that you can observe them in the wild.
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1.0 pastel ball python
0.1 mojave ball python
0.1 normal ball python
0.2 3-toed box turtles
2.3 eastern box turtles
0.0.5 3-striped mud turtle
1.0 northern diamondback terrapin
2.1 tiger salamander
1.1 red-sided garter
1.0 anerythristic red-sided garter
1.1 Iowa snow plains garter
1.1 Het butter stripe cornsnake
0.1 anerythristic motley cornsnake
1.1 Blue garter (Puget Sound)

Thanks, I love this particular species, All these pictures were taken about an hour from my home at around the 7,000' elevation in N. California. The second post are of a species I don't see much but its always joy finding and photographing one.
Foot Hill Reptiles

Yeah, I was wondering about the orange marble one, it didn't look familiar to me, what is that?
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1.0 pastel ball python
0.1 mojave ball python
0.1 normal ball python
0.2 3-toed box turtles
2.3 eastern box turtles
0.0.5 3-striped mud turtle
1.0 northern diamondback terrapin
2.1 tiger salamander
1.1 red-sided garter
1.0 anerythristic red-sided garter
1.1 Iowa snow plains garter
1.1 Het butter stripe cornsnake
0.1 anerythristic motley cornsnake
1.1 Blue garter (Puget Sound)

You know honestly I don't remember. Its right at the tip of my tung but I just cant spit it out, Can anyone ells help?
Foot Hill Reptiles

Ensatina e. platensis

http://www.californiaherps.com/salamanders/pages/e.e.platensis.html
Link

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1.0 pastel ball python
0.1 mojave ball python
0.1 normal ball python
0.2 3-toed box turtles
2.3 eastern box turtles
0.0.5 3-striped mud turtle
1.0 northern diamondback terrapin
2.1 tiger salamander
1.1 red-sided garter
1.0 anerythristic red-sided garter
1.1 Iowa snow plains garter
1.1 Het butter stripe cornsnake
0.1 anerythristic motley cornsnake

Yes thats it, thank you very much
Foot Hill Reptiles