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This is my Pulchra female.

For one, there is no photo......

Secondly, didnt you state in a recent-prior post that you "wished you owned one" (indicating a z) ....... so you got one that quickly?
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Jerry Kruse

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Was that thread about a z. Pulchra or a Z. Multifasciata? I Seem to recall the former which I do not have..now can anyone help me with the pictures it didnt show up its in the gallery but somehow it wouldnt post here.

One more try at this picture posting.

dude, that thing SCREAMS wild caught. AND from the Lagunas obviously. Others think the same, but i've been the one to step forward and say something about it. Care to share who produced it?
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Jerry Kruse

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Originally produced by Rick Blair but I got it from a collector in New Mexico.She is a great snake with an interesting pattern a few "donuts".Wish I had the patience and space to breed them, I love California mountain Kingsnakes.

I am 48 years old and haven't collected wild snakes since I was about 13 years old. Ive caught one wild mountain kingsnake in my lifetime at the Cobb Estate in Altadena California. I no longer live in California and am a Law Enforcement officer so I dont have time to go "herping". This is a large female Arizona moutain kingsnake that was inherited by a reptile dealer when the owner passed away.