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no, but she/he is gorgeous. what like is the temperament?
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I keep mainly kingsnakes, but none of the Mountain Kings.
They are cracking lookers though. 
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phil
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| Lynne wrote: | | no, but she/he is gorgeous. what like is the temperament? |
Their temperments are fantastic,ive had these from they where hatchlings and they dont even flinch when you pick them up.
I bred nelsons milks last year,i had been extremly impressed with the good nature of the adults,but obviously when they are young they aint just as sweet,got eaten alive trying to sex the hatchling  
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phil
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| H.S. wrote: | I keep mainly kingsnakes, but none of the Mountain Kings.
They are cracking lookers though. |
What species do you keep?
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H.S.
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Desert King (L. Getula Splendida), Greybanded Blairs phase (L. Alterna), Blotched King (L. G. Goini), South Florida King (L. G. Brooksi) and I have just acquired a Mexican Black King (L. G. Nigrita).
I do have a Pueblan Milk too.
I haven't bred any of these yet, but I hope to start next year, I am on the lookout for females for the Desert and the Blotched, but the Greybanded and the Pueblan have mates, so they will be cooled this year ready for next year.
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phil
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some nice species there,i love grybands,never owned any though.
I bred some nelsons,albinos and normal het albinos last year,hoping for some more this year again.
Also hoping on adding a few hounds to my collection,but ill have to see
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