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09-16-04, 08:29 PM
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black variable pics
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09-16-04, 08:44 PM
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Jen,
Said it before, I'll say it again, that is one sweet serpent. She about 2 feet? Nice pictures as always. I need you to take pictures of my snakes!
Jason
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09-16-04, 08:47 PM
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well Jen it's to dark you should send it to me lol love the pix
Paul Van Hooser
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09-16-04, 09:02 PM
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WOW!!! Very nice pics Jen!!
Lorraine
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09-16-04, 09:11 PM
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Wow Jen she is amazing
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09-16-04, 09:12 PM
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Very Pretty.
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09-16-04, 09:19 PM
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VERY nice !
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09-16-04, 09:27 PM
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Thanks everyone!
Jason, she's actually just over 3' now -- don't think she'll be growing too much more, she hasn't seemed to get any longer recently, she's just been filling out a bit... I'm pretty sure she's all done growing, so my fingers are crossed for next year!
Jen
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09-16-04, 09:30 PM
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Very nice!
Best of luck with her.
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09-17-04, 09:02 AM
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She is just gorgeous and you do take great pics!! Have been wondering how she was coming along - nice to see an update. Hope you will post more of your other thayeri - great species,
mary v.
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09-17-04, 05:13 PM
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Thats an awsome looking snake seanny likey!
I don't have much expierence with variable kings but i own a male and i guess he's nomal phase? grey with the redish saddles anyways if breed him will his offspring very in color? like some like him some black like yours? or are they different subspecies?
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09-17-04, 08:35 PM
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The funny thing is, that snake is even BLACKER in person. I couldn't believe it when I saw her. Nice to see her again Bowels, she looks good!
Marisa
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09-17-04, 11:34 PM
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Thanks guys!
Mary, I'm hoping to get some new pics of the other 2 in the near future, so I'm sure you'll be seeing some soon
Seann, what you're describing sounds like a "normal" variable king, yes. Although as the name implies, they do vary greatly in appearance  The black variables aren't a different subspecies, they're just not all that common. To the best of my knowledge, it's possible to produce them in a clutch from 2 "normal" variable parents, but your chances are greatly improved when at least one parent is black. The Gillards might be able to help out more with that question, as they've been producing the blacks for a couple of years now
Marisa, thanks! And yeah, she is -- it's pretty crazy!! Those pics are probably the best I've managed so far... those were taken in natural sunlight (well, sunlight through the window anyways  ). I find whenever I try to take pics of her in regular lighting, or with a flash, it just totally washes her out and she looks more grey than black.
Thanks again guys 
Jen
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09-18-04, 07:14 AM
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wow gorgeous! How do you tell the difference between that one and a Mexican Black King???
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09-18-04, 08:37 AM
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Thats awsome Jen! she should go for sure for you.. if it keeps proving to go the way I think... the offspring looking more like the mother... then you should produce a couple blacks next year. Variables are one of my fav snakes in one litter you can get greeri loking offspring as well as the leonis and blacks, it's always fun watching them pip... congrats Jen looking great!
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