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Breeder Photos
This gallery contains photos of some of the breeders (not all breeders are shown)
Thamnophis parietalis (red-sided) worlds first snow and her albino sister. These girls are growing fast and should breed spring of 2010.
Thamnophis radix (Iowa Snow Plains)
Thamnophis radix (Iowa Albino Plains)
Thamnophis radix (Nebraska Strain Albino Plains)
Thamnophis radix (Blue Axanthic het Iowa Snow Plains)
Thamnophis radix (red variant)
Thamnophis radix (het. Xmas Albino)
Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis (double het. Kansas albino and anerythristic red-sided)
Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis (red-sided females with anerythristic male)
Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis (anerythristic red-sided)
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (melanistic eastern)
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (flame easterns)
 Female  male Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (double het. Carteret Co. cherry red erythristic and albino)
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Eastern)
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Silver eastern morph)- this is one of my latest aquisition, this male along with 12 het silvers, these were aquired from Scott Felzer, and in our oppinion is one of the most exciting new morphs. There are limited numbers of silvers in existance, and there will undoubtedly be some interesting combos produced in combination with this morph in the future. It appears to be a simple recessive gene and appears to reduce melanin as well as xathin to some extent. This will be one of my top priority breeding projects in the next few years.
Thamnophis marcianus (Granite Checkered morph)- a relatively new recessive trait, I will be breeding this trait to combine with albino and hypo checkered morphs.
Thamnophis marcianus (Hypo Checkered)-this is a relatively new morph that is a co-dominant trait, which seems to make the yellow-tan background brighter and cleaner, as well as making the black checkers crisper. I will be crossing this with the granite with the hope of producing a bighter yellow granite.
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (New York paradox albino x Florida erythristic double hets) this is an exciting new project and if all goes well we should produce in spring 2010 a new line of erythristic albinos that will be different and likely not compatible with the Shuett albino. Incidentally Scott Felzer produced a very small litter of these double hets, the original paradox albino has died, and Scott has kept the only other pair in the US, so it is extremely important that we keep this line going.
Thamnophis sirtalis infernalis (California red sided neon blue)
These are the newest addition, and I look forward to breeding them, they are absolutely gorgeous
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