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"GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
OK, this is going to sound like a fish tale. I've seen some fairly large ordinoides in my life (perhaps 2.5 feet?) but they are the exception. I've seen perhaps 10,000 total ordinoides in my life. A 2 foot female is very large. Anything over that has only been seen by me once or twice. This girl could easily be over 2.5 feet. we'll see.
I have acquired an adult gravid female. She's a beauty. Rusty-red dorsal stripe, cream or tan colored lateral stripes, dark brown patternless base color. She's very gravid, very tame, and has already eaten from my hand.
Here's the fish tale part: She's absurdly huge. I'll have to break out my camera and the snake measuring computer program, but I estimate she's 3 feet. And her girth? OMG. She is by far the largest ordinoides I have ever seen. If she was a snake eater, she would easily overpower and eat a 26 inch concinnus. I'm not kidding.
I thought that very red single stripe preggo female I have was big. This new girl makes her look like a night crawler looks to a large radix. OMG she's huge. I don't know her exact weight but she feels like about a pound.
Also got a very normal nice dark orange and very gravid concinnus about 3 feet long. A big girl. A very fine, scar-free, perfect girl. Also, about a pound.
I couldn't wait to tell you about those two. I estimate that both of these girls will give birth by the end of June. They are gravid and under enough stress for one day. They are comfortably resting in their hides. Monday, I'm having them weighed. Photos and exact measurements will come tomorrow.   
I'm a "happy camper"
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"Preparing For First shed"
Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
Awesome! I love hearing about some big female doing her part to ensure her species' survival...was that correct ? oh well you know what I mean.
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Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
Of course I know what you mean. And yes, species' is how I would have typed or written it although it would sound the same as species. I cases like that, I just say "species" but the apostrophe indicates possesive noun. Doesn't it? I dunno. Anyway, I failed english miserably most of my acedemic career anyway. No matter. (here comes the evidence of my failure)
I got big snakes!
(I know better, but speak to the contrary)
I gots big snakes. I do haz big snakes? There. That's better.
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Mr Thamnophis
Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
cool!! looking forward to pics!
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Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
Me too. Oh BTW Don. I didnt forget about you. I have a lovely male about a year old(?) he's about 12-15 inches and he looks right in line with your normal concinnus. I mean, he's "stylistically congruous" He'll fit right in. He's yours. Pics tomorrow!
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"PM Boots For Custom Title"
Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
Go buy a scale at Walmart in the kitchen section, they sell them cheap, for $30-$40, then weigh her in grams, would be curious what she actually weighs in grams?
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Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
Big girls pics. I'm sure you can tell which one's which:
This girl is 3.19 feet, or 38.38 inches(97.48 cm) (used snake measuring program) Width of her head at it's widest point is 0.7 inches. That's a big girl. Weight will be recorded later.

This girl is 2.5 feet, or 30 inches.(72.2 cm) width of head 0.45 inches.

WOW! These girls are going to be eating several fuzzies at feeding time.
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Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
The big girl (concinnus) already chowed enthusiastically on a small bullfrog. Man, I'm going to be cleaning her tank daily. What a messy girl. Lots of poop. BIG poop. She's like a seagull pooping in there!
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Re: "GIANORMOUS" concinnus and ordinoides
very beautiful snakes!! if i ever go to the US ill have to visit you lol
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