Thayeri female....

[crimsonking]

.. I produced a few years ago. She just may breed next season. Starting to "gray" a bit from her buff color. So many different thayeri--you have to like at least one!
:Markhttp://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/151thayerifem7.JPG

[mark129er]

nice

[vanderkm]

Oh she is really lovely - almost a greenish tinge to the grey and reallly neat how the red saddles have just the dark edges with such a pale centre. I think the thayeri have to be one of the most under-rated snakes out there - really impressed with ours - such elegant little snakes.

thanks for sharing - now if you could just share her offspring to those of us in Canada!

mary v.

[Clownfishie]

She's beautiful! :)

[The DOC]

Just got one from California that looks a bit like yours...His bands are a bit wider, and his head has a "skull" marking! We named him HANNIBAL, ate 2 pinkies this Saturday. We are VERY happy with him!!! The Doc and Jan

[Gillards]

Very Nice!!
Variables are awsome!!

Gillard's Herps Canada (http://www.gillardsherpscanada.com)

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/187msp3-thumb.jpg

[Simon]

Beauties!
Great looking snake!

[Colonel SB]

MMMM Thayeri

[crimsonking]

Yeah, they must be one of the most underrated snakes. The whole mexicana group really. Even if you are into the (gasp) intergrades and crosses you'd be hard pressed to get as many different looks as the thayeri have. I'll have to post some pics of this year's babies later too.
:Mark

[TheRedDragon]

Wow! I love the way her saddles kind of fade out in the center, almost like a "burnt paper" look. VERY nice. :)