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29/07/2025

I plan to post a bunch of garters up this weekend. Easterns, Florida Blue striped, Plains (melanistic and snow), Checkered, Lake Cuitzeo and more. Every color in the rainbow. Haha. Stay tuned!

24/07/2025

33 Dixie County Florida Blue Striped born here this afternoon. make that 38, just found 5 more. Haha

23/07/2025

Preview of coming attractions. Approx 2 weeks out…

Torch babies, 2025

21/07/2025

Well lookie what I found. 6 little surprise Durango noodles. Haha. Our first litter of these.

First time mom did great. These are beautiful, as adults

10/07/2025

They love sitting on the throne, LOL

07/07/2025

Small unexpected litter this morning. 1 avalanche, 1 snow, 2 axanthics and 2 normal/hets

06/07/2025

July 6th Travel Manifest.

Ready to ✈️

PM only please

AXCHK-F1: a 9” female that is an absolute eating machine. She’s the result of a pairing two double hets from the original “Vanta” project. Vanta was a wild caught visual “axanthic” checkered garter and was paired with a visual albino female. Those double hets were then paired. This little lady is 66% poss het for albino and axanthic. Super rare opportunity.

GONE ✈️. BCON-F1: Blue Concinnus female 12” long. Here’s the scoop on Blue Concinnus…these take a longer to turn blue, than other species/subspecies. The dorsal stripe starts off pale yellow and usually turns to grey, then white, then blue over time. Note that the red on the sides is much lighter than a typical Oregon red spotted. This too, will change over time. The red slowly fades and the blue comes in. You will see the blue come in below the lateral line and the neck/cheeks first and then more blue over time. It can take a year or more…it’s quite a transformation.

GONE ✈️. BCON-F2: sibling of the above. She’s about 10.5”

GONE ✈️. BCON-M1: male sibling to the ladies above. Also about 10.5”

Lake Cuitzeo garters, males and females. These are currently 7-10” long. All look the same, which is why I only posted one pic. Like most eques subs, they are defensive as babies but really mellow out as adults. Adults are nearly solid black with tiny while specks between their scales and white to pale yellow on their throats/necks. These can get big…females to 40”+ and males 30” ish. Not many of these being bred in the US these days.

Florida blue striped. Males and females. These are 12-16” long now. Will post pics later.

Ran out of time this morning. Have to shower and then head to lunch. Lots of messages, please be patient. I will respond in the order that the messages were received.

Thank you

25/06/2025

When the scale spread is so bad that the stripe down the side looks like tire treads. Haha

She had 49 last year…

Soon

19/06/2025

OK, I will admit these two have me stumped.

I originally posted about these “copper-ish” colored easterns and suggested that they were just low expression ery flames. And, they may still just be that.

However, as these two are aging, I’m starting to second-guess my original opinion. Here’s why. Note that first there are two of them. Now, maybe that’s just dumb luck or maybe it’s something that’s genetic and reproducible. Also note that while the colors are slightly different, they are also quite different from the typical ery flame.

Also, the fact that we have this very light, almost white, lateral line and throat area makes me believe this indeed may be genetic and reproducible.

Finally, I’ve also noted that while their sire doesn’t quite look like them, he does have similar traits to a lesser degree. Their sire is Barney. Barney shares the light colored throat and a little bit of a start of that very pale lateral line.

In addition to the two sibling sisters that look so similar, we now also have a male from the same bloodline, but a different litter. That said, will be able to prove this out at some point in the future.

We are always very careful not to jump to conclusions that every little freckle, scale of a different color, pattern anomalies, etc., is a newly discovered morph or genetic mutation. In our opinion, people in this hobby jump to that conclusion far too quickly. We will take our time, share what we learn along the way and figure this out.

Let me know what you think.

17/06/2025

Adult male snow plains

15/06/2025

Mercy! I love this project.

Hey, CatAleah, looky!

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