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Re: Help Identifing Garters *Pics*
It narrows it down a bit, but it's still a handful of species. Guessing would be useless, but T. sirtalis would be the most likely candidate. It's the most common garter species in captivity and certain subspecies fit the description.
Your parietalis, for example, could be described as a black garter with yellow stripes.
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Re: Help Identifing Garters *Pics*
Michelle,
Your camera keeps focusing on the background. Try holding your snake near the wall, so there is less of a depth difference between the snake and the background. Rick |
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