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    Spring photography HUGE DUW

    I am LOVING the weather, and I could not resist spending my day off photographing a BUNCH of my young garters. Also included are my albino dekay's, my gravid erythristic water snake, and a mud snake!

    And now for a bunch of garter snakes, most of which are yearlings now and some of which will possibly produce offspring next season:

    The wild-caught flame eastern, she's blossoming into a REALLY nice snake. A beautiful new bloodline of flame this will surely make.










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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    My male carteret country erythristic het schuett albino, he is starting to really color up and so is the female (not pictured). When I recieved them in january they were both just brown.They both still have a long way to go colorwise, They are both going to be knockouts and I fully expect to see high quality albino reds from their pairing!







    My male Similis, getting a nice blue to him!




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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    Female wild caught red plains - bad pic


    Male Eastern Blackneck - this pair should produce smokin' babies!








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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW







    Female High Black oregon Red-Spotted, not a morph, but a selective breeding project of mine. that's right, I am seeking to breed the red out of Oregon Red-spots. I am aiming to produce an all black snake with a red head and green stripe. in my opinion, this look is SHARP.




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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW







    Female Nebraska Amelanistic Plains- she's beginning to get a lot of orangish red on her sides... making for a very attractive snake!




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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW





    This is a wild caught eastern I collected and decided to keep last year. She's really a striking shade of brick red, she looks like a maritime, but she is indeed, from a sirtalis-only range and is a true eastern.


    My male California Red-sided, Mesa. This is the closest one can come to owning a san francisco garter without actually doing it! (which is illegal)


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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    Very beautiful series of shots! The red spotted project sounds awesome. That red plains is a beaut as well. As to owning a San Fran, my 6yr old niece gave me this advice: just take some red nail polish to my red sided and she'll help me keep it a secret. If you find your snake room too full for the next round of young uns, send me a list...
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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    Nice animals. seeing the pics of your pugets make me really wish i didn't sell mine.also great shots of all good luck on that nerodia!

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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    Quote Originally Posted by TwistidMutations View Post
    Nice animals. seeing the pics of your pugets make me really wish i didn't sell mine.also great shots of all good luck on that nerodia!
    I didn't post any pictures of my puget
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    Re: Spring photography HUGE DUW

    Quote Originally Posted by aSnakeLovinBabe View Post
    I didn't post any pictures of my puget
    perhaps the blue of the similis threw 'em off? With the Pugets, Similis, and the Florida Blues, let's just call em all smurf garters.
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