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10-27-02, 10:23 PM
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since you asked for variables
Does a san luis potosi kingsnake count? This guy is about 2 years old, bred by Wrapped up in Reptiles - very pretty snake, better than the fuzzy photo shows.
Mary v.
Last edited by vanderkm; 10-27-02 at 10:41 PM..
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10-28-02, 12:47 AM
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he looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!
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10-28-02, 01:31 PM
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Close, I guess.... I love mex-mex too. One of my all time favorites. Never a problem to keep or breed. Now thayeri, well, they can be a little more trouble sometimes. I'm not sure why more people aren't interested in the mex-mex. Some are just awesome. Have you bred them?
Mark
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10-28-02, 02:20 PM
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No - this guy is our first Mex mex. We also have a baby thayeri from the same breeder, need to borrow the camera again to get a decent photo of her. She was peachy colored when we got her this summer, but has greyed out a bit. Still really pretty though and a great feeder. I agree the mex-mex are underappreciated - I wanted a grey banded kingsnake until I saw these and now I like the san luis just as well (maybe better because of how readily they feed).
Mary v.
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10-28-02, 02:59 PM
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He looks really nice, Mary. I'm gulty of "not appreciating" these snakes as you mentioned. But now that I see your Mex mex, I will definetly keep a closer eye on them. I was just never a big fan of the grey-orange mix.
Very nice snake!
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10-28-02, 05:11 PM
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Well, you know I like to show off one of my breeder males. I've posted him a bunch of times before. 
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10-29-02, 12:11 AM
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Very pretty!! Was he always this light in the grey or do they change much with age - very silver appearance? He has the same neck marking as mine - the grey streak in the red band is the shape of a dog bone!
Nice snake,
Mary v.
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10-29-02, 02:18 PM
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They are quite variable also. A friend has some that have nearly white ground color as babies. Most tend to lighten up in the first year or so ,then gradually darken with age. I have many different looks.
Mark 
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