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    Hmmm Strange Observation

    I noticed that some of my 2010 babies from my wc female look odd? there seems to be two different patterns? one has a nice solid boarder around the orange dorsal stripe and on row of spots. The other seems to just has a ton of spot?

    any input will help! thanks guys


    here is one of the normal looking babies




    here is one of the odd looking babies







    here is a side by side


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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    Pretty!
    I like the bold striping.

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    There is much variety in those radixes. Everyone a jem.
    That is one of the things I like best about them*VARIETY*
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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    Nothing unusual about that. Like Steve said, Variety.

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    Very nice
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    that one in the second picture...nice

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    thanks guys~ i might hang onto them and see if I can breed em back

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    Yes- there is something unusual about that striped one. I have one like that and so does Scott Felzer.... they are siblings. That's not your everyday t. radix pattern! I would definitely keep it and breed it back to a parent or sibling that looks like that if you have a few of them. Scott calls his an "aztec".... I just call mine the super-striped!
    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    I was thinking about these snakes- the stripes really remind me of some of the garters I caught as a kid- I suspect they might have been Butlers Garters as they are pretty common here in MI. If I'm lucky, maybe I'll find one like I remember eventually.

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    Re: Hmmm Strange Observation

    Well I really hope they are genetic. I am keeping them all lol! I really hope I have a pair.

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