new pics, now hibernation ended

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The first: Thamnophis cyrtopisis cyrtopsis.
A nice pile of cyrtopsis, getting a nice than.



And this female is constantly under the spot, so let's hope the best of it!

a few close-ups:

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Secondly: Thamnophis marcianus marcianus.
They were also lying underneath the spot.

A nice overview of the marcianus.


close-ups:

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The rest of the close-ups:


And the male already did a try to mate, but he has a lot to learn! A bit to low in my opinion.

But they are having a great time together.

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Thirdly: Thamnophis sirtalis concinnus.
The orange female and the green male:

The same female again:

My red female, she's getting ready to shed so I haven't seen her much last week...

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And a few close-ups

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And my most secretive ones: Thamnophis hammondii hammondii.

I did some tries, James. I added a lot of green and a lot of hiding spaces in the enlosure. I see them a lot more now, because they feel a lot more secure. But it's quite hard to take nice pictures of them with all the green


During a feeding:

The male, who fled for the female during that feeding:

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And the fifth: Thamnophis atratus atratus.
They are in a temporary enclosue in plastic, so the pics are of less quality... But still they are beautiful animals.

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And the last of the thamnophis: Thamnophis elegans terrestris 'red morph'


The are very good eaters .

And you can see the difference between 2 individuals.

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Again Thamnophis elegans terrestris 'red morph'. This male is coloring up very nicely!


close-up:

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No thamnophis, but not less beautiful: Lamropeltis alterna blairi.