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  1. 06-09-2017, 09:25 PM #1
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    Fish Eaters

    Technically snake eaters but they're feeding on fish today. Pictured first is a Drymarchon melanurus rubidus(Mexican Indigo) and second is a pied Boiruna maculata(Mussurana). The garter snakes snatched a few fish today too but, sadly, none of those pictures were in focus.









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    awesome animals! thanks for sharing!
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    This pregnant lady was begging for food, as usual, so she got another fish today - decent focus this time when I went for a couple pictures.



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    Re: Fish Eaters

    Impeccable! Great looking colubrids John.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.
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    Awesome stuff, gorgeous animals!
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    i love your feed threads!

    beautiful snakes!6292

    Edit: BTW is that pattern typical for Mussurana's?
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    Re: Fish Eaters

    Quote Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
    is that pattern typical for Mussurana's?
    It's a naturally occurring form of piebaldism. The double gene expression is all/mostly white with a patterned head. I believe this particular line was started from a WC super pied male bred to some captive females, resulting in single gene pieds.
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