Tyrosine positive Nelson's male

Here's my 2011 male T+ male nelsoni:

http://imageshack.us/a/img543/5720/tpos1.jpg

He's a beautiful spaz :)

Perdy gorgeous! Great pic too :gj:

Lol why is he a spaz?

Thanks!

I'd never seen one of those before, it's a stunner. :D

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Originally Posted by Capray

Perdy gorgeous! Great pic too

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Originally Posted by Capray

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Lol why is he a spaz?

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thanks. he's still in the poop-flinging nervous juvenile stage. i'm hoping he'll grow out of it soon.

Good luck, mine's been in that stage since day 1. Even when I put food in with him he's still flicking his tail and freaking out.

My Nelson might as well be a whip itself and not a snake! Do you use those aquarium rocks (guess) as a substrate? I'm just curious, that looks really cool next to the colors.

Wow!
That is an awesome looking snake! I think this is the first I've seen!

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Originally Posted by RaskaNeil

My Nelson might as well be a whip itself and not a snake! Do you use those aquarium rocks (guess) as a substrate? I'm just curious, that looks really cool next to the colors.

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Lol, even after five years if I handle mine it whips and sends musk everywhere. I've learned to just let it be pretty and leave it alone.

He's a beauty, where did you get him from?

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Originally Posted by adamsky27

Good luck, mine's been in that stage since day 1. Even when I put food in with him he's still flicking his tail and freaking out.

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I'm planning on putting him with two high yellow 2008 females next season. They're more shy than anything. Hoping the offspring I keep back get the dames personalities. His spasticity reminds more of Jalisco's than Nelson's - but they do have overlapping ranges.

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Originally Posted by RaskaNeil

Do you use those aquarium rocks (guess) as a substrate? I'm just curious, that looks really cool next to the colors.

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I actually keep them on shavings. Only use the aquarium rocks for photo shoots. And thanks :)

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Originally Posted by Jason Bowden

That is an awesome looking snake! I think this is the first I've seen!

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Thanks. They're still pretty rare stateside. This mutation was originally developed in Central Europe.

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Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle

He's a beauty, where did you get him from?

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Thanks. I got him from Charlton Kangas of Kangas Kritters.

Wow, very nice