B/W radixes

[RedSidedSPR]

Well, like i said i can only hope.

I'm impressed the way he breeds, but doesn't sell, and can somehow keep all them snakes.

i'm building a rack-ish shelf thing this year or next, and plan on putting all my snakes together, or in two bigger cages, therefore leaving me with more room, and two empty cages... radix are on the list. And a looooot of others.

[guidofatherof5]

I've given far more snakes away then I've ever sold.
Just spreadin' the love.

[brain]

An interesting color variation the B/W but to me the Red andthe Greens are killer.

AS for selling/trading/giving away, I think Steve is veryfair with his little scrubs.

Although I really cannot fathom where he gets the time and money for the “few” snakes he has.

[guidofatherof5]

I claim them on my taxes All of them!

[brain]

i claim them on my taxes :d all of them!

[guidofatherof5]

She just shed and I must say when they are in opaque phase(shedding phase) they are dull, dirty looking little scrubs.
That makes it even more special once they do shed. The white just pops out at you.
That white lateral is smokin'.
I hope next Spring I get more of these beauties. Watching them being born is awesome.

Natural sunlight. No flash. Sony DSC-W190

[RedSidedSPR]

Sweet. Would definitely want one in my future radix cage!

What was bred to get these out of curiosity?

[guidofatherof5]

Much earlier in this thread I posted photos of the male and female.(Page 2, post#16)
Iowa albino male.(W/C purchased)
Dark phase female.(W/C rescued)

[RedSidedSPR]

Oh i see sorry Them is awesome snakes too.

[MasSalvaje]

You never cease to amaze me Steve! Best of luck with this group.

-Thomas