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Crotalus oreganus helleri
This is the four color phases u will find in a southern pacific
Spotted on Sep 8, 2013
Submitted on Dec 15, 2013
10 Comments
Ok thank you they were in the container originally as a way to show the color comparison to our local southerns for a post on my accounts for other apps because I have alot off costumes who tell me they've seen diamond backs in our area which there are only southerns but thank you again
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Hi Patrick,
Beautiful spotting. I mean who doesn't love Southern Pacifics?
We prefer at Project Noah though for the spottings to feature a natural background or an explanation of why the animals are being temporarily held if they are being used in a scientific study, conservation project or relocation project.
We don't like to encourage our younger members to to things that may put them or any creatures in harms way.
Here is a link to our faq's to help guide you. If you have any questions, I will be more than happy to help!
Regards, Lisa
Thank you
Good spotting!!
Thank you very much. I'm sorry about not placing markers or the name correct I'm new to the site and I usually shorten everything so I'm not use to saying the while name or giving location fully but ill do it for now on. I went threw and redid all of it so it will be correct
That is amazing!
These are all wilds that are all from the same city just two colors from the north end of town and two colors from the south end
interesting indeed. They look so much like the Russell's viper in the brown phase!
I adjusted to the full scientific name. Interesting. Are these captives then? Not all from the location marker on the map?