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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    I do love the color on these guys...



    This was an unusual cali king-- they had him labeled as a "copper". I met an aquaintance there, and her boyfriend, who recently opened a reptile shop, scooped this guy up...



    He has blueish/grey eyes. He's also really fat!! (The snake, not the boyfriend!)



    And, the excitement of the show... a two headed rat snake that someone brought in and said was found locally.

    Lori, New Hope Rescue-- rescuing equines and others
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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" Snake lover 3-25's Avatar
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    awwwww what neat snakes!!!! wow that 2 headed rat is AWESOME!!!!!
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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    I'm so ready to go to a expo!
    Thanks for sharing.
    Love your pretty new girls.

    Zoe

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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    There's going to be an expo here next weekend. A general pet expo, but I think there are going to be a couple of herps present.

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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    I think these are fabulous!



    Lori, thanks for the Hoggy pics! I've heard of both o'those. I worry about the Supers... I'm thinking they may be very inbred, using the least marked Anacondas over and over...

    I love your little blue-eyed girls! One good Texas name would be Blue Bonnet...
    2.0 NY Eastern Garters; Peepers, Jeepers
    3.1 Western Hoggies; Kenabec, Niizh, Kokopelli, Anasazi
    3.0 Puget Garters; Kunikpok, Tungortok, 'Rockster
    1.0 Eastern Milk; Carmello

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    Or... Lucy and Lady. LOl!!!
    2.0 NY Eastern Garters; Peepers, Jeepers
    3.1 Western Hoggies; Kenabec, Niizh, Kokopelli, Anasazi
    3.0 Puget Garters; Kunikpok, Tungortok, 'Rockster
    1.0 Eastern Milk; Carmello

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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    Lori
    thanks for the great pics
    congrats on your new girls - they're lovely
    yes, I think you should go for the classic two-name combo, such as Faye-Jean, or Eartha-May
    I did once have a friend from Texas who told me his aunts' names were Versacola and Opal-Aldora
    rhea
    "you cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus" Mark Twain


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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    I really need to see about attending an expo. If not to acquire, then to see some other varieties up close. Though this can lead to an even quicker submersion into the herping world....

    Anyone know of any in CO?
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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    Quote Originally Posted by drache View Post
    Lori
    thanks for the great pics
    congrats on your new girls - they're lovely
    yes, I think you should go for the classic two-name combo, such as Faye-Jean, or Eartha-May
    I did once have a friend from Texas who told me his aunts' names were Versacola and Opal-Aldora
    OH!! I LOVE it!!!!!! THOSE are the kind of deep down Texas names I want... toooooo funny!!!!! Versacola and Opal-Aldora are certainly in the running!! LOL
    Lori, New Hope Rescue-- rescuing equines and others
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    Re: Lori's snakes and such

    Very nice King, Lori
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