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paplan
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Nice aberrant patterns on those Cali's
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| the second and twelfth are variations of California kings. |
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H.S.
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The second has been known to be called a 'designer' cali king, but in truth they are just Abbarent pattern. It seems Kingsnake morphs don't attract the fancy names like you get with other species.
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| cool i'll have to remember that, i supose like most snakes theres variation even amongst the same morph/locality. |
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excellent stock as ever riggers... Take it you'll have a fair few snakes breeding in the next few years?!
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Jezz
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Love the black and white striped.
I have a lavender albino striped, wonder if it could breed with them?
Wow..im thinking you get some mad Patterns.
Lavender with a black stripe would be stunning 
Anyway, nice snakes 
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Lynne
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gorgeous snakes
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| WantMoreGeckos wrote: | | gorgeous, whats the second one ? |
The second one is the same Thayers (Variable) King as the first I believe.
| James wrote: | | some nice kings iam not really up on the king morphs but i really like the ones in the 3rd and 12th pic down. what are these called??? |
These are two black and white Californian Kings, one striped, one aberrant banded.
Nice collection by the way.
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H.S.
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With the absence of an Edit button, I need to make a post here to correct a mistake further up the page. When I mention the second snake is sometimes known as a 'Designer' Cali King, I am actually speaking of the third snake.
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