Central American garters

[Scott F]

Just picked up a real nice group of Central American garters, some of these are really cool and am excited w/ the opportunity to work with them. First 3 are of cansecans.

Scott

[Scott F]

These species is really cool, very crisp coloration. Latin name is T atratus zanaxathus.

Scott

[Scott F]

T eques obscurus, really like the limish green color at the base of the body.

Scott

[Scott F]

This is a melanistic version of cansecans, very similiar to the mel wandering as far as their gloss and sheen.

Scott

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Awesome. Plain and simple! Those cansecans are to DIE for!!!

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Scott, your last two posts are not showing any pics!

[Scott F]

forgot these...

[Scott F]

pics

[Scott F]

These are what cansecans normally look like, although they do come in many colors, even red.

Scott

[Scott F]

T Scotti, these are super cool, love their colors and pattern. They remind me of the patchnose snakes found in the southwest.

Scott

[Scott F]

the t. Inseperatus, don't believe these have a common name. If anyone knows if they do have a common name, let us know. This female was doing some tail twirling, probably some defensive posturing similiar to that of ring necks.

Scott

[Scott F]

Erythristic eastern and granite checkereds.

Scott

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Dear Scott,

I don't like you anymore. (just kidding) We are not friends. (just kidding) you just put my collection to SHAME with those snakes!! look at all these!!!! I am going nuts over these snakes right now!

:D

[jitami]

Are the inseperatus as iridescent as they appear in the pics? Wow! Thanks for working with some of these lesser known species. It's nice to be able to see them, in pics at least :)

[Scott F]

Hey Shannon,

This statement below makes me a wee wittle bit nervous lol

all your thamnophises are belong to me

Tami, they are extremely irridescent, it's hard to pick it up on camera but think the photos captures a bit of it (my photog skills suck lol)

Scott

PS

[MasSalvaje]

Wow!!! I love the diversity but the melanistic is particularly nice!

-Thomas

[ssssnakeluvr]

those are awesome!!!!!!

[Jeff B]

Those are interesting Scott, the T atratus zanaxathus look similar (though not exactly the same) or related to T.radix.
I like the melanistic cansecans, looks cool, looks like the on in the pic is in shed, would like to see a pic right after shed.

[gregmonsta]

The eques scotti are definately my favourites. I was drooling all over them at the Houten show.

[Stefan-A]

Very nice. :) But I'm happy with what I've got. :p

[jitami]

Tami, they are extremely irridescent, it's hard to pick it up on camera but think the photos captures a bit of it (my photog skills suck lol)
Scott


Ok, these just shot all the way to the top of my wish list...

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Hey Shannon,

This statement below makes me a wee wittle bit nervous lol

all your thamnophises are belong to me

Tami, they are extremely irridescent, it's hard to pick it up on camera but think the photos captures a bit of it (my photog skills suck lol)

Scott

PS

Haha, it's been my signature for months now :D

[BUSHSNAKE]

Those are cool, the T. inseperatus is crazy, Im excited for you!

[Scott F]

Thanks Joe, any news on the 66 flame leucy dropping yet ?

Scott

[BUSHSNAKE]

I tried feeding her today...she refused

[BUSHSNAKE]

....and then she ate, looking good tho,we'll see...toes crossed

[Scott F]

Joe,

Slowing down eating sounds like ??

Scott