Polymorphism at its finest!

[Hollis_Steed]

some beauties! thanks for posting pics. It helps me learn the myriad of Themnophis that are out there.

[infernalis]

I also had one that was very yellow named Cheeto, but he passed away last year.

[ssssnakeluvr]

here's some of my wanderings......

[Tyrel26]

all very nice snakes! but i really like that first and last pic don

[ssssnakeluvr]

will post more after the others shed..... seems like half my wanderings are in shed.....

[infernalis]

Don is the man when it's about the wanderings.

[ssssnakeluvr]

here's one of my gravid females too....in shed...

[ConcinusMan]

This picture made me wonder if your Red single striped ordinoides ever delivered? The one you were advertising in the classifieds. ??

Well you see how fat she is in that picture. It was taken yesterday. That should be a clue. The female next to her is NOT gravid. Big difference. Believe me, when she pops, I'll let everyone know and be posting lots of pics.

Here's a picture of my 30 inch female ordinoides. I've never seen one over 24 inches before and most are under 20 inches. She came from an area known for very large garters. An area where 3 foot (and up) concinnus are plentiful.

[ConcinusMan]

I currently have the largest T. ordinoides I have ever seen and she's only 2.5 feet long. Oh, hey! I just looked over at her and she's shedding. I'll post pics when she's done.

Shedding: (next to her hypoerythristic concinnus friend)




All done!

[redspot]

Don that Black headed wondering is pretty cool!

Richard that big ordinoides looks like it's got the red/orange stripe going on?

Nice pics everyone else!