Brand new Thamnophis! :D

[Zephyr]

Good choice of name! And excellent T.butleri find!

I've always wondered why it's a separate species from T. sirtalis... From one article I just read it states that butler's are neotenous form of T. radix.

[ssssnakeluvr]

Nice Butler's.....hint hint....

[enigma200316]

nice butler's kyle, are you allowed to keep them where you live.........

[Zephyr]

nice butler's kyle, are you allowed to keep them where you live.........

Checked with the DNR on that a few months ago, it's 150% legal.
So I'ma start a captive breeding project. Obviously, we need more of this handsome garter in collections.

[enigma200316]

Checked with the DNR on that a few months ago, it's 150% legal.
So I'ma start a captive breeding project. Obviously, we need more of this handsome garter in collections.

sweet, good luck with that and remember to keep us updated.........

[drache]

very nice, Kyle
great finds again

[jeanette]

very nice

[person365]

yes It was found near an andiamos italian restaraunt Kyle might take me herping and see if there are more butlers because he talked to the DNR (department of natural rescources) he needs to find 2 females to confirm that the species is in the area.