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Locales

I had a pair of real Marathon localities. Now they live in Finland :)

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I have some true locale, Alabama corns. They are from Walter, & the female was WC, & I have a pair of siblings from that WC female, that were sired by an unkown wild Alabama male.

From what I am told, it is the corns in north Alabama that have the metallic grey color.


Not all of them, but from what I understand, it's the ones from a particular area.
If you have an opportunity to get some from Walter, I would in a heartbeat! I have several snakes from Walter, including 3 wild line Alabama's (& two that are result of a cross with Hypo Okeetee).

Here's three wild line Alabama's (the first two are Mica, the WC female, the next two are Katzen & Silber, her offspring from the year she was caught)

Heather, they're beautiful! I want one if you ever put one up for sale (at least I don't think any of my babies from you are Alabamas....)! Although Marrok looks much like them, if I remember correctly, you weren't sure if he was Alabama or Miami.

I have a Polk County locality from w/c stock that I got from Jorge. This fellow has an amazing amount of orange--even his belly checkers are orange for about 3/4 of the length of his body:

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An Upper Keys from an auction I won:

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And here is a w/c snake from Milton County, Florida. Unfortunately, he was shipped improperly, and died within 2 days of his arrival at our house. He really was a beautiful snake, with very metallic-looking coloring. I cried like a baby when he died....

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I'm so sorry for the loss of him, he was gorgeous. Thank you all for your replies. I wish we could get true locales over here, unfortunately it isn't to be! I will stick with my black ratsnakes for now I think and perhaps rejudge the situation in a few years time. I think disappointment two years running on them is enough for me!
 
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