Nothin better than hometown pyros...

[C.m.pyrrhus]

The male pyro I collected this summer...
http://hometown.aol.com/beauconstrictors/images/pyro3.jpg
http://hometown.aol.com/beauconstrictors/images/pyro5.jpg

...and the female
http://hometown.aol.com/beauconstrictors/images/pyro6.jpg

[ryan337]

nice snakes!!!

[crimsonking]

You betcha! Very nice indeed. I would soil myself if I flipped something like that!
:Mark

[C.m.pyrrhus]

Actually, I found the female first in April while basking. I almost missed seeing her, I walked right above her on top of a huge decomposing granite boulder. She had a large meal in her gut, which I am sure was a Sceloporus ssp. The male I found a couple months later while cruising around after a nice late summer rain. I see about 4-7 average a year here while herping, but this year was about 14! All of the other sightings were of them cramed down in the cracks of boulders. A good reason to bring a skinny flashlight with ya. :D
These are my very first collected pyros, as I know I can find them out and about while herping. I just cannot wait for some good breeding this spring!

[vanderkm]

Both are very nice - male especially. Best of luck with the breeding next year,

mary v.

[Clownfishie]

They both look great, congrats!! :)

[stevesemerko]

I wish a had some of those in MY backyard. Gorgeous snakes. Best of luck with the breeding next year.

Steve

[Vanan]

Gotta move down south! Argh!!! Oh wait, that'll mean I'll leave my beloved bullsnakes behind. Damn!

Sweet stuff Steve!