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    Axanthic radix!!!!

    Today was a good day at hamburg. Just a few new additions to the family!!! I have to post these pics really quick and then I have to scat!! These are straight off the camera except for having been cropped!!

    I think this male concinnus is just stunning, he's so different! Some may call him ugly, I call his GORGEOUS!!! And a fantastic addition to the high black project!



    I grabbed this 2 year old axanthic plains today for $75!! I think that's a good deal! She looks exactly like a puget!!! But a radix! She's SO blue, I had no idea they were this blue!!



    And here's a snake I have long wanted to own, introducing Crinkles, my elephant trunk snake. This is a fully aquatic species of snake that easily reaches 5 feet in length and feeds on fish. You keep them in an aquarium, with lots of vegetation and hideys, just like a land snake except under water!!! Let hope crinkles settles into the family nicely! he was the biggest fattest baby!




    and before I go here is my nebraska albino radix (I did not buy her today just took a pic for fun) She's developing the nicest red coloration!

    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    VEry nice radix I love the elephant snake have always wanted one but I dont want to deal with the water factor.

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    That Radix is amazing Shannon! Keep us posted on the Elephant Truck snake too. Definitely an interesting little guy
    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: Axanthic radix!!!!

    nice snakes!!!! looking forward to the offspring on the dark concinnus....

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    wow great finds!!! love crinkles!!!!!
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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    Oh wow!! Congrats a million times on the elephant trunk snake!!! We must have some very similar taste because that is one of my always want to haves!! Very nice additions!!
    Amanda Tolleson

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    Beautiful additions
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    Awesome!! The Elephant trunk snakes have always interested me but I don't have the time nor money to deal with such a specialized snake. I hope he does well for you, and I hope to hear more about him in the future.

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by aSnakeLovinBabe View Post
    And here's a snake I have long wanted to own, introducing Crinkles, my elephant trunk snake. This is a fully aquatic species of snake that easily reaches 5 feet in length and feeds on fish. You keep them in an aquarium, with lots of vegetation and hideys, just like a land snake except under water!!! Let hope crinkles settles into the family nicely! he was the biggest fattest baby!

    I wish you luck with that one. Personally, I would stay far away from them.

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    Re: Axanthic radix!!!!

    Very nice new additions. Did you happen to see any redstripe ribbons?
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