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It's quiet around here, so I figured I see what you folks think of this thing:

And one more of her:

And a crappy shot of one of her male clutch-mates that looks pretty similar:

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-Cole

All I see are some photos that are in need of color adjustment. lol I know what they are and they are very nice, Cole. Congrats. The parents don't look like these, right?
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Thanks, Ross. They're sure different!

The parents don't look like these, right?

No, sir, they do not. They've both bred before, too, just not together. They look like this:

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-Cole

So you got lucky and bred two het anery(?) together? Are the parents siblings?
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- Mike
albinomilksnake.com

So you got lucky and bred two het anery(?) together?

Apparently so. It certainly wasn't planned... I just decided to pair up two snakes that hadn't been paired before. I'd always paired this particular dam with another male, but decided to give this "old man" a shot at it.

Are the parents siblings?

No. The male is wild-caught and the female is an F1 offspring of his.

This is what "normal" neonates look like from this group:

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-Cole

Take a better pic in good light and include a normal sib and you'll get the results you want.
Color is mos def off for some reason.....
Jeff

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

Hey Cole!! Great looking anery. You hit the jackpot with that pairing!! Nice work as always.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

That about sums it up, lol, I mean what else follows popping out multiple anerythristic locale multistriata? Damn fine job sir!

Chris

Very cool anerythristics, especially since they are locality.
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I'll get more/better photos later on. I try to disturb them as little as possible until they're feeding solidly on f/t pink mice.

Locality they are! Here's a few habitat shots, for those who care.

Powder River County, Montana

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-Cole

Beautiful. The landscape they come from is as gorgeous as the snakes!

-Dennis

Awesome! Always love the habitat shots!!

Dave

Looks like beautiful habitat to herp in. I can imagine spending a day wlking around those bluffs.
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