The envelope please (answers and color pics)

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Posted by Chris H. on March 21, 2002 at 23:39:18:

In Reply to: speaking of E. TX corns, can you pic 'em??? (PICS) posted by Chris H. on March 21, 2002 at 00:38:35:

Can't fool you guys! Pretty good overall.

: Number 1 - El Paso Co. emoryi - adult male 3ft. Far west TX emoryi are small and stocky.
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: Number 2 - Francis Marion NF, SC - some of the most stunning corns come from this area - this one isn't a very good one!
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: Number 3 - Grimes Co. TX (East TX) - DOR male - ~ 4 ft
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: Number 4 - another grimes co, tx snake. A 3 footer, but stocky like most local snakes
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: Number 5 - This one fooled everyone. Grimes co. texas again. This snake was a 67" male (the biggest corn I have ever seen anywhere - we anesthetized it to get a proper measurement). It was photographed the day I found it (April 1986). It was a bruiser! (for reference, it is in a 20 long aquarium)
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: Number 6 - found in my front yard in Aiken, SC. Great breeder female!
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: Number 7 - my first orange corn snake - Aiken Co., SC
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: Can't fool you guys! Pretty good overall. : : Number 1 - El Paso Co. emoryi - adult male 3ft. Far west TX emoryi are small and stocky. : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut1.jpg"> : : Number 2 - Francis Marion NF, SC - some of the most stunning corns come from this area - this one isn't a very good one! : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut2.jpg"> : : Number 3 - Grimes Co. TX (East TX) - DOR male - ~ 4 ft : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut3.jpg"> : : Number 4 - another grimes co, tx snake. A 3 footer, but stocky like most local snakes : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut4.jpg"> : : Number 5 - This one fooled everyone. Grimes co. texas again. This snake was a 67" male (the biggest corn I have ever seen anywhere - we anesthetized it to get a proper measurement). It was photographed the day I found it (April 1986). It was a bruiser! (for reference, it is in a 20 long aquarium) : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut5.jpg"> : : Number 6 - found in my front yard in Aiken, SC. Great breeder female! : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut6.jpg"> : : Number 7 - my first orange corn snake - Aiken Co., SC : : <img src="http://www.tyler.net/sandboa/images/egut7.jpg">

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