Wild caught morphs

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Wow! That is one nice looking wandering garter.

[joeyjoe9876]

the only way I could think to prove it out without finding a similar snake would be to breed it to a normal, then breed back one of the babies to the "hypo" parent. obviously you wouldn't want to do this with many generations as breeding relatives could cause health problems for the snakes.

[snake man]

Nothing amazing just a local wandering.

[guidofatherof5]

Shame on you.
It is something special. It's a garter snake.
I love seeing garters in the wild. Thanks for posting it.

[snake man]

I took her in for about a week and filled her up with pinkies, She lives under a stone slap near my house and every day i see her peeking her head out and getting some sun. She has quite the attitude though so you it is very hard for me to get close.

[SilasBannook]

Awesome guys. Appreciate the feedback. I will definitely make an effort to breed him with my normal wandering garters and then breed them back with the hypo thereafter. Will let you know in a couple years. ;-) I am excited to have such a neat snake to work with.

[thamneil]

Im calling dibs on the first batch of babies you're letting go!

[HazAnga]

Caught these two Easterns at work today.

[ConcinusMan]

Nothing amazing just a local wandering.

Doesn't look anything like a wandering (T. elegans vagrans) to me but if it has 8 upper labial scales than it's likely T. elegans elegans.

[snake man]

she might be there are other like her also.

Doesn't look anything like a wandering (T. elegans vagrans) to me but if it has 8 upper labial scales than it's likely T. elegans elegans.