PaulDallas
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She is very pretty. With such heavy black boarders on her saddles could she have some Okeetee in her?
Love her color and pattern.
Love her color and pattern.
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Dipsas
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Thanks again!
Lindi should have Okeetee blood in her as I think one grandparent was a vividly-marked sunkissed. I’m guessing he was not too far removed from the Okeetee line in which sunkissed was discovered and that she has some throw-back Okeetee traits. I’m very pleased that her colors are getting bright and that borders are still so well defined. I was wondering how unusual her belly stripe was – it gets more distinct farther from her head. It makes it appear like her ventral checkers are trying to bleed together. Speaking of her belly pattern, I picked her up tonight and it was very faded, so she is about to go blue. Her back, front and eyes were still clear so I tried feeding her and she ate very aggressively. I was glad to get a feeding in before her shed (as I’m sure she was also). Hopefully they'll be even brighter pictures after her shed.
In the meantime, here’s a “poker” picture that also shows her nose freckles and a nice s-curve close-up as well:
- Dipsas
Lindi should have Okeetee blood in her as I think one grandparent was a vividly-marked sunkissed. I’m guessing he was not too far removed from the Okeetee line in which sunkissed was discovered and that she has some throw-back Okeetee traits. I’m very pleased that her colors are getting bright and that borders are still so well defined. I was wondering how unusual her belly stripe was – it gets more distinct farther from her head. It makes it appear like her ventral checkers are trying to bleed together. Speaking of her belly pattern, I picked her up tonight and it was very faded, so she is about to go blue. Her back, front and eyes were still clear so I tried feeding her and she ate very aggressively. I was glad to get a feeding in before her shed (as I’m sure she was also). Hopefully they'll be even brighter pictures after her shed.
In the meantime, here’s a “poker” picture that also shows her nose freckles and a nice s-curve close-up as well:
- Dipsas
Dipsas
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Outdoor pics after finally shedding
Hi all,
After going blue on 3/28, Lindi finally shed the night of 4/4. She is now quite an easy snake to handle and it was warm the next day so I took her outside for some pics in the sun:
Displaying her Okeetee-like traits -
Going up the oak tree -
Looking iridescent in the sun -
She had another nice meal late that night.
- Dipsas
Hi all,
After going blue on 3/28, Lindi finally shed the night of 4/4. She is now quite an easy snake to handle and it was warm the next day so I took her outside for some pics in the sun:
Displaying her Okeetee-like traits -
Going up the oak tree -
Looking iridescent in the sun -
She had another nice meal late that night.
- Dipsas
juliegarner
New member
She is a stunner. I love the face shots of her, she is a proper little poser lol x