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This is a few samples of some of this years pairings, these are all easterns. The two erythristic flame males are from Mohr anerythristic dame and there sire was a ery/flame possible het Mohr anerythristic, the Mohr anerythristic is a yet to be proven gene, but both of those boys may be carrying the gene. The last pic is a female sibling to the erythristic flames, notice that she has very little color and is very dark.

Flame 100% het albino female and Carteret Co. erythristic albino 66% possible het melanistic male.

Flame female and erythristic flame male possible het Morh anerythristic #1

Carteret Co. erythristic albino male #2 66% possible het melanistic with low flame albino female

Erythristic flame possible het Mohr anerythristic male #2 and big low end flame female

Morh anerythristic female (unproven) sibling to the erythristic flame males

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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

Wow, nice... Flame female and flame male possible Het.

Thanks man, hoping for a decent breeding season, but really always looking ahead to next year and the year after, ect.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

good looking snakes Jeff, it's amazing how small the males are compared to the females. Is that first flame female het albino the one I sent you? Good luck with all the projects especially the anery project... looks different.
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Mike
KingPin Reptiles
www.kingpinreptiles.com

Mike these girls are all very large, the erythristic males aren't quite as big as the ery/flame males, yes that het is the one we traded for, she's grown a lot, she is a very big girl now, hopefully she will have lots of babies, she was the first lockup with the erythristic albino 66% het melanistic.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com