Concinnusman's Garters

[ConcinnusMan]

3.2 foot (97.53 centimeters) Normal female, single stripe T.sirtalis concinnus:



26 inch (66.04 centimeter) Hypoerythristic male T.sirtalis concinnus cuddling with some ordinoides friends:

[ConcinnusMan]

Gravid female 3-stripe T.sirtalis concinnus. Sizes range from 76-90 centimeters:


2.5 foot (76.2 centimeters) female 3 stripe ordinoides:


single red striped gravid female T. ordinoides size not determined, but about 20 inches, with some of her own kind:

[bkhuff1s]

I like the hypo

[ConcinnusMan]

And of course, there's Amy, Iowa albino T. radix from Don Belnap and Anerythristic T. sirtalis concinnus:

[bkhuff1s]

that looks similar to the hypo ?

[ConcinnusMan]

Well, if you saw them side-by-side with a normal, it would be like 3 different degrees of color. The normals are very rich orange (almost red), the hypo is more of a light yellow-orange, and the anery's lack any orange, yellow or red at all. It just isn't there. Not even a hint of it.

[bkhuff1s]

interesting

[Mommy2many]

Amy is absolutely stunning! Nice group you have there.

[ConcinnusMan]

Thanks. Don Belnap produced Amy in 2009. She's much bigger now than the picture shows. She's almost 14 inches now. She's het for snow, nebraska, and christmas albino.

I'm getting a 2010 iowa albino male from him soon that is het for all the same mentioned morphs that Amy is. Hope to breed them in early 2012. Such a breeding has the potential to produce 100% quad hets, Iowa albinos, nebraska albinos, snows, and if I get really lucky, christmas albinos.

[infernalis]

Great looking snakes Richard, looks like you take very good care of them.