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Posted by dre on December 13, 2002 at 08:11:55:
In Reply to: Re: Orange Phase Tx Rat Pics and ? posted by TravisG on December 12, 2002 at 22:12:58:
: The white along the edge of the scales is pretty common in Tx rats. I once saw one that nearly had stripes down its back from the white edging. Great snakes.
:TravisG
::Here are some pictures of my O1' Orange phase Tx Rat from Dwight Good. Great snake to own. He has recently been switched to f/t rats, and takes nice sized ones without problems. Growing very quickly from feedings once a week. Was once a timid feeder and aggressive to handle, but is now quite an aggressive feeder and timid to handle over a period of a year with proper attention.
::I measure it at around 36" two weeks ago.
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::End of a photo session, getting aggitated.
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::Closer Shot
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::Full Body shot on my arm
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::Here is a close up of "white speckeling" that is on his sides, towards the rear. These are not all of them, just the largest. Any ideas to what this is? I have not seen anything too similar to this other than "piebald", though this is quite a ways from that. Can see it well on above pic too.
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