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Avalanche Stripe Pepper: The Other Whitesnake

Nanci you need to get yourself a Honduran slug disposal snake!
Pepper is a pretty boy. I can't believe he grew that much in a year.
 
Slugs are the name given to infertile eggs . . . some types of snakes will eat them (which sounds really gross to me . . . slugs always look so icky!)

So, slugfest is when you unfortunately have lots of slugs in a clutch :(
 
What a beautiful boy Pepper is! He needs an offspring (or girlfriend) named Salt! lol
 
Big and sexy.

I have a pepper white mini cooper - I really like that color of white.

Did you name him pepper because of his shade of white ?

Pepper is homo amel, anery, bloodred and stripe ?

Allright , last stupid question - is Mrs George a morph of water lily ? I miss my pond...
 
Thanks you guys! Pepper is bloodred anery amel stripe. I named him Pepper because when I got him he was a nice pink- the color of peppermint ice cream. His future mate is Ruby, who is a bloodred stripe het snow. I think that combination will produce a more interesting clutch than breeding one avalanche to another and getting only more avalanches.

Mrs. George C. Hitchcock is a tropical, night-blooming waterlily. I also have Tina, Alfred Greenberg, Queen of Siam and a white that was unlabeled. I foolishly thought I could identify it!!!
 
He`s stunning Nanci. I love avalanches! I plan to breed my boy next year too. Like you i think putting him to something other than avalanche will produce more interesting results..my plans are putting him to a granite stripe het amel, a hypo het blood, stripe and anery and possibly an amel het blood stripe, anery ph hypo depending on how much he`s up for.
 
Nanci said:
Thanks you guys! Pepper is bloodred anery amel stripe. I named him Pepper because when I got him he was a nice pink- the color of peppermint ice cream. His future mate is Ruby, who is a bloodred stripe het snow. I think that combination will produce a more interesting clutch than breeding one avalanche to another and getting only more avalanches.

Mrs. George C. Hitchcock is a tropical, night-blooming waterlily. I also have Tina, Alfred Greenberg, Queen of Siam and a white that was unlabeled. I foolishly thought I could identify it!!!
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I've got a female Avalanche stripe that should be big enough to breed next year that I should send to you.
John
 
Nanci,
Does Pepper ever seem to bee affected by very bright light if out in in for extended periods of time? I ask because I have a Snow Motley who sways her head side to side after being in the very bright sun for more than 10-15 min but if we go out on a cloudy or less bright day it does not happen and it has never happened in the house. Her eyes look just like Peppers and I was wondering if the bright light might affect the eye sight of the very light/white snakes.
 
zorro said:
I've got a female Avalanche stripe that should be big enough to breed next year that I should send to you.
John
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That would be fine! We just have to hope Pepper is in the mood next year! Wouldn't that be a beautiful pink clutch!!
 
Asbit said:
Nanci,
Does Pepper ever seem to bee affected by very bright light if out in in for extended periods of time?
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I haven't noticed him doing anything that other, dark-eyed snakes don't do, but I don't keep him outside long, just enough to get pics.
 
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