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pulling snakes out of brumation is my favorite time of year right behind baby season, breeding season, and the beginning of cooling LOL.

my 2009 albino annulata male is the same size as my het albinos were last year, so I have faith that he'll go this year.

I'll be breeding him to this 2008 albino female for sure... just to get a whole clutch of albinos

As well as to this 2010 semi-spotted female.

And this 2008 spotted female that bred for the first time last year.

Also have this pretty normal female, will either breed her to the albino around 2nd clutch season, or to a nice pinstripe male that I have on standby.

Here's a nice looking 2008 apricot het albino male annulata, I might let him breed with the albino female for her 2nd clutch this year. Last year he fathered several clutches to normals but couldn't get the job done with the albino.

Then I also have these honduran milks that I'll be trying to breed for the first time...
Crazy line hypos(?) het anery
Male

Female

And the male will also be bred to this anery het albino.

Also have a couple other annulata that weren't in the mood to be photographed, hopefully I'll get some decent shots of those after they get some food in them.
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mike, may you have as many albinos as possible this season.

also, i'd go with the pinstripe for the normal. always liked that look.

here's to a good 2013
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i work with tri-colored west mexican lampropeltis. some morph, some hobby, and some locale.

everyone is entitled to their options, but no one's opinion will ever change how i feel about the snakes i keep and breed.

Mike, are these your special invisible Annulata or you want to show us some pics??

Haha yeah Jeff these are my monster island annulata...
Pics were visible before, my website appears to be down right now.
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Mike, thanks for messing up on the pics and making me feel better about my meager contributions in that area! LOL!