Forgotten species?!

[guidofatherof5]

Thanks, I'm excited to get him and hope it works out well. I have to be careful not to get too addicted tho... My hubby only wants one. ;-) Have a great day!

[Lisa4john]

LOL!! Yeah, well you do what you can do, right?

[FireRedGarters]

ha steve i love that movie nd by the way a blue radix would be cool

[guidofatherof5]

There are some axanthic radixes out there that are blue.

[ProXimuS]

There are some axanthic radixes out there that are blue.

Steve, do you happen to have any of these axanthic radix.....? Maybe one you would want to show us

[guidofatherof5]

Yes, I do but mine are true axanthic with no blue.
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...w-radixes.html

[ProXimuS]

I definitely remember seeing those black and whites. I didn't know if all axanthic radix had blue maybe. I guess I didn't realize the black and whites were axanthic

[Lisa4john]

I've heard that snakes are born the same color most of the time and then some go blue as they grow... Have any of you noticed the coloration that seems to change more readily? Thanks

[ConcinusMan]

Blue axanthic T. radix (photo by Jeff Benfer)

[ConcinusMan]

I've heard that snakes are born the same color most of the time and then some go blue as they grow... Have any of you noticed the coloration that seems to change more readily? Thanks

That doesn't apply to all blue garters. Most I think are born blue. I just think that's how the blue concinnus' are. We've already seen one "normal" concinnus fade to anery and turn blue/green. (gregmonsta has one I think)