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I am not obsessed....
Re: My happy dance snake photos
All very nice!!!!!! Congrats!!! Whoot!
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It's all about the Fuzzies
Re: My happy dance snake photos
Sweet! Nice additions Wayne! Can't wait for my babies to get here!
Tami
Oh. Because you know, it seems to me that, aside
from being a little mentally ill, she's pretty normal.
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Re: My happy dance snake photos
 Originally Posted by crzy_kevo
very nice indeed and nice hybrid
and inferno has a huuuge head 
Inferno looks like it will grow up with an attitude.
The camera missed that excellent turquoise striping, and the blue belly.
Closest thing to a S.F. I'll ever see
The snows get creamy white with age, each time she sheds it will be whiter. I was told that Eastern Snows are about the rarest Eastern collected.
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"Second shed In Progress"
Re: My happy dance snake photos
All very nice Garters. I nearly bought a Snow Eastern Garter but i didnt have the funds but i might have to contact the seller and see about it.
Could you breed the snow eastern with an ordinary eastern.
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The Golden Snake
Re: My happy dance snake photos
thats cool so what will her magma babies look like red bottom ?
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Re: My happy dance snake photos
 Originally Posted by crzy_kevo
thats cool so what will her magma babies look like red bottom ?
Not all, but some may be "albino flames"
And yes you can breed a snow with a normal, you may or may not get any snows in resulting litters.
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The Golden Snake
Re: My happy dance snake photos
interesting i will definately have to read up on genetics and what not i just hope next year when i try and breed george (if the males are ready) that her brilliant colors pass on
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thamnophis puniceus
Re: My happy dance snake photos
Very nice Wayne, all of them!!! Congrats. :-)
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The Leader of the Eastern Gang
Re: My happy dance snake photos
No wonder you're happy dancing!!
Congrats on the new additions, they're all gorgeous!
Anji
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Domos Ophiusa
Re: My happy dance snake photos
Nice aquisitions!!!
Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.
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