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My fourth consecutive year of producing this line, and this year got a 33 RBR gem !!

Thanks for looking,
Scott

Awesome, Scott!.....congratulations on producing more of those classic L.t.abnorma!

cheers, ~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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Thanks Doug.

Scott

Really cool!

Seeing the real deal makes me realize just how bad/wrong some of the pics in a lot of milk snake books are.

Exactly,......these snakes have historically been misidentified and grossly misrepresented in many books and all around the internet forever! Most photos depicting L.t.abnorma are usually Hondo x polyzona, polyzona x abnorma, stuarti, or anything else but authentic L.t.abnorma.

Here's a much older photo of a nice 32 RBR male I acquired from Scott's bloodline......

cheers, ~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

serpentinespecialties.webs.com/index.htm

Thanks Aaron.

Scott

Scott

Those are beautiful. I also appreciate seeing a picture of an adult. Thanks for posting.

Dave

Thanks Dave.

Scott

Scott! Just when I thought it would never happen you do make a post.

Great looking animal... has that same dot on the "forehead" that made me pick out my Neo from last year... putting the hondo to shame when it comes to growth.

Gerry

Hey Gerry,
I know-- making my annual post, right?

Glad to hear they're doing so good for you. These L.t. abnorma can get big !!

Thanks,
Scott

Man, those things are SWEET! The adult female looks clean as a whistle, too. How large is she?

Been meaning to get in touch. I'll drop you an e-mail.
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-Cole

Hey Cole,
The female is just under 5' long. These can get 6', rivaling L.t. andesiana and L.t. gaigeae !!

I know you've been busy. I've been swamped since earlier this year and it doesn't seem to be any break in sight anytime soon.

Thanks,
Scott

Scott, Great set of photos of the abnormas, congrats on another successfull year of them....John

Hey John,
Thanks, and hope things are going well for you guys. I'll be shooting you an email in the next couple days, my friend.

Scott