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    Tyrosine positive Nelson's male

    Here's my 2011 male T+ male nelsoni:



    He's a beautiful spaz

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    Perdy gorgeous! Great pic too

    Lol why is he a spaz?
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    Re: Tyrosine positive Nelson's male

    Thanks!

    I'd never seen one of those before, it's a stunner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capray View Post
    Perdy gorgeous! Great pic too
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    Lol why is he a spaz?


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

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    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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    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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    Re: Tyrosine positive Nelson's male

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

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    Re: Tyrosine positive Nelson's male

    Quote Originally Posted by RaskaNeil View Post
    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.
    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.

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

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    Quote Originally Posted by adamsky27 View Post
    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.

    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.

    Quote Originally Posted by RaskaNeil View Post
    Do you use those aquarium rocks (guess) as a substrate? I'm just curious, that looks really cool next to the colors.
    I actually keep them on shavings. Only use the aquarium rocks for photo shoots. And thanks


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    That is an awesome looking snake! I think this is the first I've seen!
    Thanks. They're still pretty rare stateside. This mutation was originally developed in Central Europe.

    Quote Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle View Post
    He's a beauty, where did you get him from?
    Thanks. I got him from Charlton Kangas of Kangas Kritters.
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