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New addition: Splotched Sinaloan

ghosthousecorns

ghosthousecorns

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I have wanted one of these Applegate splotched Sinaloan Milks since the first time I saw a pic of one. Yesterday I was lucky enough to be able to get this beautiful boy as part of a trade! I love his motley-like pattern. He has a tiny bit of white on the very tip of his tail. I am so glad I got him!
 

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Harlequin is a PERFECT name! He's so great.

I THOUGHT it was the same snake I snagged a few pictures of, here are the shots I got of him.

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I LOVE his head!
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BTW, starting the picture thread now!!
 
Jessica took much better pics of him! I've been enjoying the expo thread as well.
Su, I think Harlequin is a '10. Thanks for naming him. It'll have to be Harly for short, of couse.
There was another table with a sale at the end of the show where I could have picked up a female for this guy, but I think I want to wait and get one that is at least het for the splotched pattern. They are so unique looking.
 
A cool nick name for him would be "Two Face". I love the black on the other side of his face. I wish I'd gotten a shot of that side as well, but it was hidden from view. I do like the close up I got of his head though. I remember being really impressed with myself that I'd gotten that shot through the netting. I'm glad you ended up with him, because now you have a glamor shot!

I think he's one of the ones we're going to have to do a spring photo shoot with once campus starts to brighten up!


Also, 'bout to add more to the photo thread as well, I had to take a break last night! I thought I took so many less pictures than last time, but turns out I have A LOT! :dancer:
 
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