B/W radixes

[guidofatherof5]

Michael,
I didn't see anything on the map showing that concinnus attraction you were at. What gives?

[ConcinusMan]

That's because it wasn't a concinnus. It was a red phase Puget Sound garter. T.s. pickeringii. Vancouver BC is a long ways from concinnus' range but red phase puget sound garters are very common there. Concinnus' are limited to Oregon's Willamette Valley and extreme SW WA. I suspect there are a lot of hybrids out there due to people making the same I.D. error. Remember shannon's "rainbow man" ? Not a concinnus but sold as one.

pugets from Vancouver B.C. look like this:

[brain]

Michael,
I didn't see anything on the map showing that concinnus attraction you were at. What gives?

No there is no attraction. She was wlid just crossing the path. Gettin a free meal. they have a vivarium but not much more than ball pyhtons (many), turtles, and cockroaches.

[guidofatherof5]

There must have been, you picked her up.

[brain]

No, I belive she was not T.s. pickeringii. There was no blue. The more I remember and look at my T.s. fitchi, this was her.

[brain]

There must have been, you picked her up.

Yea and got a good deal of musk. I didn't thimnk to take pic and I had the snake

[ConcinusMan]

No, I belive she was not T.s. pickeringii. There was no blue. The more I remember and look at my T.s. fitchi, this was her.

I see an opportunity to educate you but I responded in the "oh so quiet" thread.

[guidofatherof5]

[ConcinusMan]

Awesome Steve. Who farted at 1:08?

[guidofatherof5]

Have no idea what you are talking about. I'll check.