Popayan, Colombian locality

Popayan, Colombian locality

A nice clutch of Colombian milk snakes was born on 8/18/2012. The L. t. micropholis are of Popayan, Colombian locality. It's suspected that the micropholis found in the hobby come from in or near such an intergrade zone. This line is a naturally occuring intergrade between L. t. micropholis and L. t. andesiana, and siblings possess phenotypic and/or meristic characteristics that are intermediate between the two subspecies.

The 2006-parents to this clutch were obtained from Bill Lamoreaux in 2009. At that time the pair was Bill's future breeders since they have the best pattern available. Bill at that time had the original adults that came from Nathan Wells. Nathan Wells produced a limited number of offsprings from 2004 to 2006.

Here is a great opportunity to acquire an impressively large and unusual Colombian milk snake that rarely hits the reptile market. This milk snake display nice shade/bands of color and pattern (pronounced snout rings and broken up speckled noses).

Feel free to contact me with any questions (legacyreptiles@gmail.com).

Thanks for looking!

Dr. Orlando Diaz-Figueroa
www.Legacyreptiles.com

12/10/20121 - 23 of 23 Images863 visitsAlbum by Orlando Diaz

SAMS1 Male	SAMS2 Male	SAMS3 Male	SAMS4 Male
SAMS5 Female	SAMS6 Female	2011 Progeny	Nice Example - 2011 progeny Male
2012 Progeny	2012 Progeny	2012 Examples	2011 Examples
Close Up Sire - 2006 Male	Close Up Sire - 2006	Sire 2006 Interesting the low RBR count......	Sire 2006 Interesting the low RBR count.....
Sire 2006 (same animal as from pic. 13 through 16) Recent picture as of 12/12/12. Female in Blue.....	Dam 2006 Produce clutches in 2011 and 2012	Dam 2006 Produce clutches in 2011 and 2012	hold back female - 2006
Male micropholis CH-2006 Hold back male - 2006	2005 female Photo courtesy of Bill Lamoreaux	Legacy Reptiles www.Legacyreptiles.com