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Ophiuchus rhea
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Easterns that I have met
will do
been planning to, but am waiting for a shed
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: South Carolina
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Re: Easterns that I have met
Terry, here's a couple of shots of another of my Easterns.
Amber and a closeup side view
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"Third shed, A Success"
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: Easterns that I have met
Really nice snake Sid. That is a stripe! We have been talking about stripe no stripe, so it seems that the stripe acts as kind of a boundary for the spots. In other words the more distinct the stripe, the less likely that the spots will cross over the back. I guess that is petty obvious, but look at the photos in this months photo contest, some of the dorsal stripe scales are actually two tone. That looks like a genetic trait (rather than a color variation) to me, and the stripeless snakes (Maritime or eastern) are in fact genetically different from the striped easterns. Another thing that I have noticed is the stripeless snakes also lack the distinctive vertical bars under the eye. Could be part of the trait. Anyway just thought I would toss this out for discussion.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Re: Easterns that I have met
Nice snake!! pattern looks like a florida blue...without much blue....my fb female looks just like that, very distinct striping.
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Re: Easterns that I have met
Thanks everyone. I purchased her at an Expo here in South Carolina last year as wild caught from here in the state.
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Ophiuchus rhea
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Re: Easterns that I have met
okay
I don't think she's gonna shed any time soon so here she is ![]() ![]() the second on is through the glass - hence the smears
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