Your next snake

[Josh]

well after i get the radix my dad said if i clean the house more often i can get red spots wich im very excited about.

[enigma200316]

well gotta go guys gotta get back to making that viv...I'm almost done..

[Josh]

well gotta go guys gotta get back to making that viv...I'm almost done..

Good luck.

[Josh]

So that is in the near future.

[Josh]

i think if pallidulus and sitalis sirtalis is a diff. sub species. That they should be. THere are even more distinct differnces.

[Stefan-A]

Good luck with that viv!

[Josh]

your site is better then mnine.

[adamanteus]

Thanks Josh! There's the answer....tetrataenia retains it's sub-specific status.

I stand corrected!

[Josh]

Thanks Josh! There's the answer....tetrataenia retains it's sub-specific status.

I stand corrected!

I never seen tetra look like that i thought the hada a red head and red and Blue stripes?

[adamanteus]

Reading through your link, Josh, I wouldn't be surprised to see tetrataenias' status change a few more times before a definitive decision is made. My personal though is still "regional variation", but what do I know about taxonomy?

But to bring it back to the point (somebody) made, tetrataenia and infernalis are very similar. Already having tetrataenia, I won't bother with infernalis until I have every other Garter species and sub-species!

I would love to get my hands on some of the Mexican species.