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Has anyone seen one of these?

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Malice

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It's a garter snake of some sort... My daughter fell in love with the picture.
 
Yep, looks like a San Fran. My daughter was disappointed by its endangered status, but she still thinks it's pretty.
 
I think they look like Puget Sound Garters, I know there is a breeder whose name I can't remember, but Dean will, he had some.
 
Ok, how about a blue-striped garter or a scarlet kingsnake? Anyone know where to find one or the other?
 
Yup, thats the guy. Dean had some from Scott.
Awesome Garters..
San Fran and another red sided garter
are illegal to posess in Cali, but other states can get them..
Kinda bites..
I'll stick with my ACG..
 
I think it's a

California red-sided neon phase blue garter. They are a rather new morph of the Cali Reds, the hypo form also exist.

If you're interested in purchasing on there are a few members on the thamnophis forum that have them. Scott also breeds them, heres a link with photos:

http://www.albinogartersnake.com/pricing.htm
 
Suzy said:
Upon doing a quick Google search, I found that exact image here. The title of the picture is 'calgar', which made me think California Garter. It appears as though everybody else is correct. It is a San Francisco Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia).

Something similar I just found is a Neon Blue California Red Sided Garter. They're stunning, and that website has lots and lots of Garter choices. Just make sure you do your research first! :)
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I needed to read this before I posted.....all well, two links for Scott is a good sign! ;)
 
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