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Arizona part#1
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Robert Walker
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Thanks for sharing those Clark. The group in section #2 are my favorites. Can you tell me what the first (white) looking rattlesnake is from group #2?
Great pictures, great composition.
Great pictures, great composition.
clark cox
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Thanks Robert
It's a female white speckled rattlesnake. Speckled rattlesnakes are for the most part the color of the rocks/ground they live in. There are many different colors of specks in Arizona.
It's a female white speckled rattlesnake. Speckled rattlesnakes are for the most part the color of the rocks/ground they live in. There are many different colors of specks in Arizona.
Robert Walker
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Are these pictures from you out field herping or are any of these yours?
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all mine
Eight of them are field herping pics. The rest are at home,but all the pics and the snakes are/were mine. The Gila pics were all in the field.
Eight of them are field herping pics. The rest are at home,but all the pics and the snakes are/were mine. The Gila pics were all in the field.
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Great looking C.M. Molossus and C.M. Pyrrhus, definitely looking to find a white locale of Speck this year.
Btw, you've got some kahunas holding that Coral freehand.
Btw, you've got some kahunas holding that Coral freehand.
clark cox
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Thanks Derek
the only time I have seen Arizona coral's try to bite is when they are first encountered in the field. Even than I've watched them struggle to envenomate banded gecko's, and their skin is a lot thinner than mine. But it is always a risk. Love their color but they are a pain to keep. For me anyway.
the only time I have seen Arizona coral's try to bite is when they are first encountered in the field. Even than I've watched them struggle to envenomate banded gecko's, and their skin is a lot thinner than mine. But it is always a risk. Love their color but they are a pain to keep. For me anyway.
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I completely believe you, but I personally wouldnt be able to justify the risk. Especially since A/V is appearently in short supply for these guys and near expiration (last time I checked).
I would definitely love to have one though, I gotta admit Id be tempted if I ever found one. However Ive heard the same thing you mentioned in regards that they are hard to maintain in captivity. Is it just their feeding habits that make them a pain?
Thanks, Clark!
I would definitely love to have one though, I gotta admit Id be tempted if I ever found one. However Ive heard the same thing you mentioned in regards that they are hard to maintain in captivity. Is it just their feeding habits that make them a pain?
Thanks, Clark!
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BTW, I sent you a PM Clark. 
clark cox
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Thanks Derek
Arizona coral's are a pain because they only like other small snakes some localities will eat banded gecko's and other things but for the most part small snakes with blind snakes being there favorite. Like chocolate! LOL
Arizona coral's are a pain because they only like other small snakes some localities will eat banded gecko's and other things but for the most part small snakes with blind snakes being there favorite. Like chocolate! LOL