T. eques diluvialis (Diluvial Garter Snake)

[BUSHSNAKE]

I had a look at his fb page. Seems he has a species from the same locality.. the Thanmophis eques obscurus, he may indeed have one... it may just be rare in US collections... it's most certainly rare in UK collections.

Any eques sp. in the u.s. came from me or scott felzer

[Jippers]

Oddly I tried to post with the locality but it came up with an error..thought it had gone through. I've had the good fortune to speak to Steve Bol, he seems to know his stuff

The pic below is a daylight pic (not to state the obvious )

[Albert Clark]

Are the t.e.diluvialis and t.e.obscurus aka Lake chapala garters ? Or is that a different locale, just closer?

[Tommytradix]

im importing albino obscurus from europe in a few months on a trade so will be sending garters that way.

[Zdravko092368]

im importing albino obscurus from europe in a few months on a trade so will be sending garters that way.

Should try to get other high quality animals that are rare in US. Maybe red melanogaster or Anery/albino parietalis.

[Albert Clark]

Should try to get other high quality animals that are rare in US. Maybe red melanogaster or Anery/albino parietalis.

Thanks to Joe, I was able to get in touch with Steven Bol and I am expecting to hear back from him soon. I think it's going to be a pricey affair, but I am ready to sacrifice. Fingers and toes crossed.