Erythristic ablino eastern

[drache]

I may try that on the other forum
currently I am using flickr, and I can just highlight the image, hit "copy", come here, hit "paste", and the image shows up
so far on the other forum, nothing shows up
if i copy the code, the code shows up

[ConcinusMan]

Then it's the wrong code is all. Leave out the codes and just copy the url from that code and use the image insert button in this forum. I'd like to see some of the pics you intended to show us. Heck, most sites that have pics in them will even allow you to hotlink to them. In other words, I see a pic on a website I want to show you, and I copy the URL of the pic and put it in the box that pops up when I hit the insert image button and viola! it shows up in the post. Easy peasy.

[Jeff B]

It's easy to load pictures from your computer or a web photo host site onto this forum.

To load pictures from your computer just use the manage attachments selection from the additional options menu below the message window, note the maximum file sizes for the different file types, that may be one of your issues.
If you want to post a picture that is already on the web, I find it easy to simply copy and paste the URL, one easy way to do that is to simply right click on the photo, then click properties, it will display the URL and you can just copy that and paste it into the window here for images that asks for a URL.

[charles parenteau]

Female albino flame

[guidofatherof5]

Great looking snake, Charles.

[drache]

that is some snake, Charles
very unusual colouring

[ConcinusMan]

Gorgeous creature. Simply gorgeous.

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

wowww, gotta love those t positives!

[charles parenteau]

This picture was taken few years ago,this female was send somewhere in the U.s.a with 2 males het ,I think she one of the first of this kind...She grow up here than never heard about it since!!

[Steven@HumboldtHerps]

Scott has no flames for sale. Just some santa cruz's (currently brumating) for $75. What? good grief. I don't see why they would demand such a price. I had no idea. I once found them in great numbers but didn't keep any. Or maybe I'm confused about the species. I found them litterally on the beach just north of Monterey, CA in May of '86 They looked like this one:

I believe this snake is actually a Coast Garter (T. e. terrestris), although this subspecies' status has recently been absorbed by the Mountain (T. e. elegans) clade (except in Humboldt County, CA).