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Just /handsful/ of some of my hots...

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karma279

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Different specimens of C. horridus (Timbers and Canes) and A. c. contortrix (different locales) pictured (the "hot-red" Copper is my fav!):

*Round 1
 

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And Round 2...
 

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You're welcome! I have a lot more I can post up lol
And thank you... I have been professionally trained and mentored to handle and keep US native hots... SE Pits are my niche when it comes to Herpetology... IMO there is nothing more beautiful than a hot-red SC beach locale A. c. contortrix! ...Well, perhaps a heavy black-phase Timber ;)
 
They are absolutely beautiful! Yes, the copperheads are extremely beautiful! But they are all awesome. Thanks for sharing your danger noodles with us!
 
No problem! I live for hots! - I do keep a few "nots" though. Let me think :idea:..
I have E. maurus 1.0.0 - P. regius 0.2.0 (one normal, one bumblebee) -
P. guttatus 1.0.3 (three are hatchlings) - 0.1.0 L. getula. californiae (albino reverse stripe)... I think that's all right now lol - Maybe I'll get some pictures of them up one day... But for now... Here are a few more hots!
 

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DollysMom said:
Hands down the copperhead is one of the world's most beautiful snakes. The more I see of them the more I admire them.
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Though I have a soft spot for, and want to say that a fat, pretty B. gabonica rhinoceros (West African Gaboon) is the most beautiful snake on this rock...
I still have to stick with contortrix... My absolute favorites are my "hot reds" (2 pictures in last post)... That particular "pink/red" colouration is pretty-much only found near the Myrtle Beach, SC area... That's where those came from... WC...
 
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