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Wanted Axanthic (blue) Green Snakes

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Looking for axanthic form of rough green snakes (Opheodrys aestivus). Please PM. I check here daily. Thanks!

Jim Gregory
Aurora, Colorado
 
I can't really offer you any and I'm not sure if this is any help for you but I find them as road kill rater often in lacy Lakeview tx on spring lake rd.

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We also have some strange type of Texas whip tail lizard. I'm guessing that there hypo do to there really bleached out color, some are almost completely wight.

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Thanks, Aaron! Green snakes actually turn blue when they die, so you may have seen quite a few of them. I am looking for some live ones that have a genetic inability to produce yellow pigment (axanthic), leaving only blue. I have seen pictures online, and posts by some who claim that they have seen them at reptile shows. It might be easier to just do a bit of taxidermy to get blue ones, but those are very difficult to breed.
 
Some where killed within hours of me finding them. One still wiggled when I touched it. If you want to find them that's probably the place to do so.

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