Anyone ever seen THESE before?!

[Mindibun]

I found this image on the kingsnake.com forums. There was some question as to its origin but someone said Bob Applegate was known for breeding them so its possible this is one of his? Anyway. My jaw dropped when I saw this snake. How gorgeous is this?



I also fell in love with this one:


Which is a Ghost Honduran Milksnake I believe? Anyone know anything about them? How they're made, temperment, and ***what they look like as adults?*** When I saw that one it made me seriously reconsider these guys:

http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...y_2880-med.JPG
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...0_2010-med.JPG
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...acky_MAR07.jpg

I LOVE the solid black on those guys. And 10/10 for size.

[Patrick Long]

oh my goodness that is beautiful

[jknudson]

That first one is SWEET!

[python.princess]

That first one is SWEET!

fo sho! put it on my wishlist...

[jknudson]

fo sho! put it on my wishlist...

Done!

[Mindibun]

I checked Applegate's site and he's not offering them right now. Otherwise I'da called him up right now. At ... 1:40 in the am. -lol-

[Patrick Long]

I checked Applegate's site and he's not offering them right now. Otherwise I'da called him up right now. At ... 1:40 in the am. -lol-

hahah i just checked too

[Mindibun]

Nobody knows anything about the hondurans though? *pouty face*

[Patrick Long]

http://www.applegatereptiles.com/species/sinaloae.htm

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Nobody knows anything about the hondurans though? *pouty face*

To obtain a ghost hondo you need to breed an anery with an hypo which will give you a clutch of double hets, you than breed the double hets together.

Honduran are great snakes, long slender, very active, like other colubrids they do tend to musk especially when they are very young, however with regular handling they grow out of it pretty fast.