Everglades rat adult

[crimsonking]

One of my females after a shed. You can see the nose rub, but it is getting better.

[crimsonking]

Her she is checking out a male.

[snakemann87]

wow she is beautiful. How big is she? I hope the nose rub gets better

[crimsonking]

She's over 4'. This shows her great color.

[snakemann87]

awesome, she is VERY pretty

[Big Mike]

Nice snake...that second pic is a good one.

Saw a really nice one of these last night. 5-6 footer that had be resuced from sub standard housing conditions.

[crimsonking]

They were jumpin' like teenagers when I last looked.

[crimsonking]

Hey Mike, send him back where he belongs!LOL! (here)

[Vanan]

Can I say flourescent?! Man hope they're getting along well. My females are being absolute b****** this year. Very irritating. Argh!

Another species to note. Get everglades from Mark.

[marylyn101]

the coluor on themis amazing!

[crimsonking]

more colors.

[Burmies]

I would just like to say, "nice pair".

Burmies

[crimsonking]

You see why I had to add her to my collection. I know her to be a true everglades. In fact she may already be gravid, since she's a recent w.c. and they're way into breeding already. But I'll put her w/ my males anyway. Other than the nose she's in great shape.

[vanderkm]

She is really lovely. I notice in a previous post that you mentioned she showed no sign of yellow rat influence. What sort of things would you be looking for to tip you off to the yellow rat component? You sure will be getting nice babies from her either way. Would be great if she was gravid from a wild breeding.

mary v.

[crimsonking]

Well Mary, it may not be as good as I would hope. simply because a yellow could've mated with her. Anyway, as a rule, the yellow rat will obviously be more yellow, have a darker(black) tongue and not display the red/orange colors. Most of the time the stripes are much darker too.