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Re: New here, i rescued these snakes take a look
good deal
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so are they in fact nelsons or some other kind of milk snake?? also i forgot to add it seemed they didnt have food or water for some time they ate fast and drank for about 2 mins straight
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Re: New here, i rescued these snakes take a look
Good Job! Always glad to hear of stories like this!
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thanks guys. i felt bad for them these are my first snakes. my last snake was a ball python and got killed by a rat i thought i knocked out all the way that was 7-8 years ago. now ill only feed frozen thawed.
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They look like they are in pretty good shape!
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Pretty sure they are nelson's. They look good too! Nice job!
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Re: New here, i rescued these snakes take a look
Super nice find and you cant beat the price!! Those are nelsons and the normal one would be considered a reduced pattern nelsons.
Of course there is a chance that there is other blood mixed in like maybe sinaloan or another sub. Regardless, super nice looking animals and a great project to work with.
If nothing else.... You have a good story to go with them.
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thanks guys for the reassurance. what does it mean by reduced pattern?? im going to take them and get them sexed soo ill see what i have they seem happy together i dont want to separate they are always coiled together do i have to separate them or could i leave them together??
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Re: New here, i rescued these snakes take a look
 Originally Posted by osmbr
thanks guys for the reassurance. what does it mean by reduced pattern?? im going to take them and get them sexed soo ill see what i have they seem happy together i dont want to separate they are always coiled together do i have to separate them or could i leave them together??
If they're together now - and considering they most likely weren't feed well, I dont think you have anything to worry about. Feed them separately and give the several options for hides and you wont have any problems.
What I mean by 'reduced pattern' is that some of the bands are not complete and are somewhat aberrant. That is a trait that some breed for and ultimately produce a patternless snake. That's and outstanding pair - pair or not.
Hope that helps some.
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