New baby T. radix!

[Tommytradix]

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[Tommytradix]

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[Tommytradix]

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[Albert Clark]

Nice Tommy, as usual. I was referring to the Nebraska "high red" albinos though.

[Ianthehutt]

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Yes Jeff I did!! Did you work with them more? ... These are 19 T. radix born from a low red female. I have 7 snakes from the same area where I found the "High red" snakes...

[Ianthehutt]

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The red head! Looks great...

[Albert Clark]

I'm doing a nice high red pairing. I have a male with a red belly and red head and female with very high reds. The male came from Jason stoots a couple years ago and the female is also 100% het b&w axanthic. I'm also breeding the male to a orange albino

Tommy, is that male in the picture the one with the red belly? If so, can you take another picture of him at a different angle? Maybe a more frontal shot?

[Rushthezeppelin]

I know a guy who sells and breeds T. radix here in Texas also... He gets a nongame dealers permit... And tracks baby sales and turns in a report once a year... I'd have to prove mine are out of state... TPWD, I called today but the person I need to speak to is unavailable until the 31st.

Ohhh so as long as I can prove they are from out of state and have the permit I could breed radix? What is their criteria for proof?

[Ianthehutt]

Ohhh so as long as I can prove they are from out of state and have the permit I could breed radix? What is their criteria for proof?

Criteria of proof is unknown at this point... I should figure that out the 31st and when I do I will post the information on here!

[Rushthezeppelin]

Awesome thanks.