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    Subadult snake Bay_area's Avatar
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    Ebony & Ivory

    All the babies have shed now & 13 of them ate today

    Here is melenistic one next to "ivory" one


    I was offered a beaded lizard for the "ivory" one, sounds like a good deal
    This one has a purple tint to it. It was really thin @ birth, but it ate today. I might keep this one. Hard to decide which one to keep

    Thanks for looking, Jerry

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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Very nice.

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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Good to hear they are eating, Jerry. They look great.
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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Looking good, Jerry.... but I must admit I prefer the 'normal' colouration.
    James.

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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    They look great, Jerry! But I reckon you are trying to trick us and there's the same snake twice in the first picture, photo-shopped to make it look as if there were two!

    The pattern on the snake in the last picture looks really interesting, I could understand you wanting to keep her.


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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Looking good, Jerry.... but I must admit I prefer the 'normal' colouration.
    I agree, but the melanistic one is still better looking than the amel (or whatever the hell it is. ).

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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Looking good, Jerry.... but I must admit I prefer the 'normal' colouration.
    DITTO! I am keeping the black one & have been more excited about that one than all the rest. The thing with the albinos that I like, is that I can sell them. In California, the only rattlesnake legal to sell must be albino. Also must be native to California. My wife is very happy that I am going to actually get some money for rattlesnakes. Yes, she says she get 1/2 of all I make.

    Thanks everyone, I will try & get some pics of the others this weekend. The amel albinos are really orange right now. Too bad they do not keep the bright coloration as they get older.

    Sincerely, Jerry

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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    they look really nice and the contrast is sweet
    I'm with James though on liking the normal better
    rhea
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    Jerry, they're looking great. Beaded dragon-- aren't those poisonous too? Or is it "venomous"... :-)
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    Re: Ebony & Ivory

    Beaded lizard (Heloderma horridum), and yes, they are venomous.

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