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09-13-15, 12:01 PM
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Meet Thomasina...
New pickup from the recent White Plains expo. She was 1 of two females left at this particular table. The black spot on her nose was a dead sell for me. Wifey has always wanted to replace our male Arizona mountain king that passed away about 2 years ago. This girl has already escaped her quarantine tank 2 days after we got her settled in. It took all day and some serious apartment rearranging b4 I found her. Haha. 
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09-13-15, 12:06 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Love the nose spot! Super cute! What inspired the name?
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09-13-15, 12:30 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
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Originally Posted by prairiepanda
Love the nose spot! Super cute! What inspired the name?
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Thanks prairie, she is. Wifey named her Thomasina bc the previous AMK we owned was a male. His name was Thomas. Lol.  Kind of like a tribute I guess.
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09-13-15, 12:44 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Oh wow, beautiful snake!
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09-13-15, 12:53 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
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Originally Posted by Pogie
Oh wow, beautiful snake!
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Tyvm P, We always had a fascination with the azmk. So appealing to the eye, their true docile disposition and of course what every kingsnake represents which is control of the wild venomous populations.
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09-13-15, 02:23 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Is that the same kind as the one that passed away? Love the name 
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09-13-15, 02:50 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Awesome Pyro AL!
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09-13-15, 04:36 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
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Originally Posted by Pogie
Is that the same kind as the one that passed away? Love the name |
Yes Pogie, same species exactly. Thanks .
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Awesome Pyro AL!
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Yeah, thanks man. Sometimes when you look at them as they are navigating their enclosure how those bands just seem to make you dizzy. Haha. I wonder if that is a defensive mechanism for them in the wild?
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09-13-15, 09:11 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
She's beautiful, I really need to leave the giant python section more I missing so many of these beauties
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09-14-15, 09:25 AM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
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Originally Posted by dave himself
She's beautiful, I really need to leave the giant python section more I missing so many of these beauties |
Thank you Dave. There really is something special about the kingsnakes in general and what they have to offer. This sub species is just a perfect example of a kingsnake that is often overlooked.
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09-14-15, 04:10 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Neat, will it keep the colors as it matures?
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09-21-15, 08:27 PM
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Re: Meet Thomasina...
Man, this snake is beautiful!
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