This is my '05 Bass Lake pair. I'm hoping they breed this year.
Due to a move, they had a short brumation. Only a month and a half. So I'm thinking they may not. We'll just have to wait and see?
The female just had her post brumation shed, and both the male and female are eating like pigs. Jerry, I'm doing my best! LOL!!! First pics of the female....
......and the male.
Thanks!
-Phil
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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!
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Just a few pics of my L.z.multicincta
Patton
Mar 31, 2008 10:20 AM
Replies (8)
AllanBartlett
Mar 31, 2008 04:20 PM
Those things might pass for being Pueblan Milks. A cool zonata subspecies.
Patton
Mar 31, 2008 04:33 PM
Pueblan phase Zonata, kinda like orange flavored cranberrys.
LOL!!
-Phil
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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!
peter54
Apr 01, 2008 02:33 AM
Yeah, only the Pueblan is more stoutly built. Her's my largest male Pueblan:
Olenoides
Apr 04, 2008 10:16 PM
Superficially like a Pueblan. I love milks too and have eight Pueblans but zonatas are in a class of their own according to my personal taste. Only the L. pyromelana is a close second to L. zonata for overall beauty and desirability. I prefer the Sierra and St. Helena races to most of the San Diegos, at least from the Lagunas. Their white bands are too thin like a Sinaloan. I much prefer the wider white banded Santa Monica Mtn. pulchras.
JKruse
Mar 31, 2008 09:39 PM
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acmantim
Apr 03, 2008 09:55 PM
by far the prettiest multicincta's I have ever seen!! --Tim
antelope
Apr 06, 2008 03:57 PM
VERY nice Phil!
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Todd Hughes
jesters_angel
Jul 08, 2008 11:08 PM
my snake looks just like your snakes here..I've been looking online for info on my snake, it was caught wild about 2 months ago and I've been trying to figure out what species it is. I believe it is the same as you've got there, but how do I know the difference between kings and milks?
