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Axanthic "blue" plains

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Posted by: boxienuts at Sun Jan 3 18:16:04 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by boxienuts ]  
   

First off let me just say that I swear to God there was no photo shop editing to this photo, because it does look rediculously blue. This shot was taken today on a black table in front of outside window so natural light was coming in reflecting off the snow, which is why she looks like she is glowing blue. This female is actually incredibly blue though, with a lime greenish blue dorsal stripe, much more so than the other 2 axanthic plains that I have, but she is also much larger than the other two and she has really put on the blue in the last few months. I really think this snake would give any Puget a run for the best blue prize, and her belly is solid blue, but is lighter past the cloaca.



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Jeff Benfer
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