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    Thamnophis Collectus Josh's Avatar
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    Interesting pattern

    For awhile now most of the easterns i catch are pretty green like really green or with a green tint is it a morph?
    Josh

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    Ophiuchus rhea drache's Avatar
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    Re: Interesting pattern

    lucky you
    I like green, especially really green
    rhea
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    Re: Interesting pattern

    josh - post up a pic next time you grab one!
    I was up your way and stop along route 15 for a quick hike and there were a ton of dark green/brown garters! At first I didnt know what I caught, but then someone(s) here identified it for me!
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    Re: Interesting pattern

    They seem to be prominent in areas where there is a lot of summer cover foliage.
    I have one female who's as green as the color pallet for this board. :P
    0.1 Storeria dekayi
    Hoping to get some T. s. sirtalis High-Reds next summer!


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    Re: Interesting pattern

    I was actually surprised when I found out that some easterns are brown. There's a couple spots that I know of where they are all a various shades of dark green.
    In one spot there is a ton of foliage, but in the others there's hardly any at all..
    I've think its a normal shade that they come in..
    Last edited by Brunok9; 07-02-2009 at 09:48 PM. Reason: grammer

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    Juvenile snake bsol's Avatar
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    Re: Interesting pattern

    This little guy was brown/green!!!

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