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Adult Lavender Motley

Rich Z

Rich Z

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wow!

My goodness, that is fantastic.

Great photography too, but wow! man oh man, I need a new corn....!
 
Wow, Rich!

Would you call this one a 'Hurricane Motley'?

And the tiny specks of pigment here and there on the individual scales is really interesting, too!
 
wow~
didn't expect that the adult lavender motley would be that dark in color but that is a very interesting animal!
 
is it just me...

is it just me or do the lavs hold real good motley markings. Its just that every pic of a lav. motley, hatchling or adult, have beautifully perfect circles all the way down.

ACTUALLY, it's probably just because they belong to rich :D , heh. Good looking snake there.

WES
 
That is one

GORGEOUS animal. And I am not normally a Lav person. But I must say I have liked the motley lavs I have seen, and this guy is SUPERB!!!
Great specimen Rich!
 
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