T.s.concinnus

[BUSHSNAKE]

i thought id share some pics, im currently working 1.3 of this subspecies, this project is at ground zero and hoping to produce some nice animals in the future...thanks to Ed Hoene, Don Belnap and Richard Lingo for helping me put together this group....cheers joep

[guidofatherof5]

Great looking group.
Best of luck with your project.
Keep us posted.

[gregmonsta]

Very nice :D. Good strong black on the last one.

[ConcinusMan]

Looking good Joe

[infernalis]

Great looking snakes Joe... Should be an exciting project.

[Jeff B]

Nice looking group Joe but......wheres the morphs??? lol just kidding:D:cool:
Best of luck with them.
Now how about some pickeringii picks?

[ssssnakeluvr]

should produce some nice snakes!!!! that male is really nice!! ;):cool:

[BUSHSNAKE]

ok Jeff no prob! my pickeringii pics arent the best, the camera doesnt pick up the blue coloration but here ya go....

[ConcinusMan]

Nice looking group Joe but......wheres the morphs???

Maybe I can help him out with that. I need an 08 or 09 female albino (or het) radix.;)

[MasSalvaje]

Very sharp Joe! I like the variation of the T. s. concinnus.

-Thomas

[Jeff B]

Love those pickeringii !!! the color looks greenish

[ConcinusMan]

Most of them in the wild that I've seen are green or greenish-white.;)

It's only at the south tip of the Puget Sound near Olympia and Fort Lewis that I've seen stunning blue ones.

[ZombieKitty]

Lovely group you have there :)