My L.Pyro project hopes.

Got this little guy back in 2017 from So. Cal breeders with hopes of a project that has been on my mind ever since. He is a Lampropeltis pyromelana possible 50% hypo E. Took the fist steps three weeks ago and began cooling him down. He’s been amazing and very active. Great disposition that is very typical of most L. Pyro’s. I will post a couple more pics of him grown up once I find them. https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil.../0/9/image.jpg

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...56a540e58.jpeg 1.0 L. Pyro. He’s taken on a moderately more darker red. The thin black saddles outlining the red point towards hypo.

Nice. I've long been attracted to the 'Baylin' looking pyros. From Matthew Woodhall, I'll guess?

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Originally Posted by Malum Argenteum

Nice. I've long been attracted to the 'Baylin' looking pyros. From Matthew Woodhall, I'll guess?

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Thank you. Not sure of the breeder specifically but So. Cal is the business name. My female pyro came from Gerald Merker, a author on gray banded kings and other kingsnakes. A second pyro female albino came from Brian Barczyk ( BHB reptiles). :gj:

Actually all three are still in brumation and don’t rewarm until late next month.

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Actually all three are still in brumation and don’t rewarm until late next month.

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Yes, many of my snakes are brumating. Gets kind of quiet in the reptile room in the winter. :)

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...227dd5e82.jpegAnother view of this guy..

What a beauty! :love: