Calling all ‘Infernalis’ owners…

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

hahaha, no, I do not own any of those! Those are all very hard to find especially to find as their TRUE subspecies, and not a more common subspecies that are just labeled wrong. Many people label snakes wrong, especially thams. It will take me years to find those guys. I will do it though. Whenever i come across a new subspecies, I snatch it. I have not ever seen most of those animals available and a few are illegal for me to own. I was moreso talking about the species that are fairly attainable and not quite so obscure, such as easterns, checkereds, wanderings, pugets, valleys, plains, ribbons, red spots, red sideds blacknecks.. you know... all those guys!

[adamanteus]

Ooops! Sorry Shannon! I misread your your post.... I thought you had said you were only lacking ordinoides, pallidulus and terrestris to have 'the full set'.

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Hahaha, no not "the full set"... that would be INSANE. That will not be happening for years! But... I am going to try and make it happen at some point. There are a few species I am just not plain interested in though, like some subspecies of ribbon snakes. BUT, Red stripes I have, and blue stripes I nee/want.

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

T. sumichrasti


I would LOVE to own these. The barred variety is just amazing.

[MichaelSmith]

Do you have any of these?....
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T. s. annectans
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Our library would certainly benefit from images of some of these.

I believe I've uploaded a couple of photos of annectans.

[Stefan-A]

Do you have any of these?....

T. s. annectans

annectens, James.

[CRIKEY!]

Are the 'neon blues' originally from northern or southern California? Or are they found in both parts? Just curious.