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    Juvenile snake angrygamer's Avatar
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    Sex/species again

    To add, I'm also trying to correct the formatting now, it didn't come out as previewed.

    Hey guys. Haven't posted in a bit, it's been a stressful two weeks. I got my dad to take a few pics because I still really don't know what Glyph is. It was a last minute sort of thing and my dad and I were both tired and he was messing with the macro lens on his camera and then he had to go. Some pics I took were blurry and really not even worth posting (his macro lens is HEAVY) and then some pics were taken in the wrong format. grr. But considering that the vet was wrong with pretty much everything else she said, it's hard to say whether Glyph is a male Radix. I haven't fussed with this for a while.





    Comparing pics on the 'net really leads me to believe that Glyph is a Wandering, as someone pointed out some time ago. I believe it was PINJOHN, but I looked and I can't find the post. After comparing Radix/Wandering pics it is pretty clear to me that Glyph is a Wandering, but I really don't want to say for sure because I've seen a few Radix pics and I can tell why the vet might be confused - but she seemed so sure of herself.(click for big)


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    Oh, I wanted to add that Glyph is now 30 inches, up from 24 in December.

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    Re: Sex/species again

    The tail looks female to me, but I'm no expert.
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    Re: Sex/species again

    I would say wandering female.

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    Re: Sex/species again

    I don't know...I'm not seeing any tapering...I'm thinking male....and I have no idea the species...but he/she is gorgeous Travis!
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    Juvenile snake angrygamer's Avatar
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    Re: Sex/species again

    Here's a couple more...

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    7ssoOh.jpg

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    Re: Sex/species again

    What a cutie! I'm not that good with identifying species because I haven't seen many of the different species in person. As far as sexing by pics goes, I'm just starting to try doing it so...I still get confused. Better get some more input from other members.
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    Re: Sex/species again

    Pure female. I leaning towards Thamnophis elegans vagrans - Wandering Gartersnake

    Thamnophis elegans vagrans - Wandering Gartersnake
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    Juvenile snake angrygamer's Avatar
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    Re: Sex/species again

    Thanks Marnie! Pulling two similar random images of each off of Google, you can see what I mean:






    Radix:

    anYLh.jpg

    1QJgJ.jpg




    Wandering:


    vYBoH.jpg



    mva5i.jpg



    grr formatting again

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    Juvenile snake angrygamer's Avatar
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    Re: Sex/species again

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    Pure female. I leaning towards Thamnophis elegans vagrans - Wandering Gartersnake

    Thamnophis elegans vagrans - Wandering Gartersnake
    Thanks! I asked the vet why she thought it was a Radix and she said because of the checkered pattern. Some variations of Radix are very similar to Wandering, but the pattern is not as distinct.

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    Re: Sex/species again

    Female Wandering

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