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My New Striped San Diego Gopher


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Posted by Animal on April 05, 2003 at 03:11:43:


This is my new c.b. 1999 female Striped/Het Albino San Diego Gopher snake. She is very unique looking, at least in my eyes. She has yellow on the sides and Red and Brown mixed down the back, which gives her an orange color down her back. I've seen lots of pics of striped Pacific Gophers but none of the San Diegos, are they somewhat rare? Is the striped pattern recessive or dominant? I don't yet know where she would fit into my San Diego breeding project next year, any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.


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