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Looking for a complete list of variations
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by Crazywolf on December 10, 2008
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I'm looking for a complete list of variations
(such as Albino, Striped, hypo, etc.) of each of the following species....
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Canebrake Rattlesnake
Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake
Western Pygmy Rattlesnake
Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake
Southern Copperhead
Northern Copperhead
Eastern Cottonmouth
Western Cottonmouth
Florida Cottonmouth
Eastern Coral Snake
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by Crazywolf on December 10, 2008
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Nobody has a clue? C'mon even if you post just 1 variation of 1 spiecies, thats good, lets build the list 1 by 1 I dont care, I'm just looking for a complete list, even if we do have to make it one by one.
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by ChuckHurd on December 10, 2008
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bro, i have been trying to get you to understand, this is no consensus on this. no two people are going to agree. some people will call each mountain range of the timber a phase, and others will not even consider the timber and cane to be different. there is no science to it. its all a matter of opinion.
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by JSargent on December 10, 2008
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go to www.venom-center.com under general discussion second page.....there is a pretty good list of whats been known to have been out there or may currently be out there....
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by JSargent on December 10, 2008
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eastern diamondback- t negative albino-hypo-stripe-axantic- patternless- partial patternless
timber- t negative and t possitive
canebrake- t positive and leucistic
dusky pig- striped-hypo-anery
carolina pig-anerytheristic- erytheristic- xantic
western pig-?
northern copper-spotted
southern copper- striped- t positive albino- hypo- pastel- anerytheristic
eastern cotton- t negative albino
western cotton- leucistic
florida- t positive albino- white sided
florida coral- t positive and t negative albinos...
now not all these animals are in breeding programs and more than a few are dead...
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by ChuckHurd on December 10, 2008
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he isn't asking about the morphs, he wants to know the phases. like the yellow and black timbers, ect. I have been trying to explain, everyone views them differently. Just in my area, i have what i call the Sand Mtn Phase, Lookout Mtn Phase, Pigeon Mtn Phase, Signal Mtn Phase, ect.
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by JSargent on December 10, 2008
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if he is looking for local variants, w/ rattlesnakes almost every state has varients...coaslal animals look different from inland animals and moutainous areas usually have darker animals...different habitat calls for different camo...the more south usually the lighter the animal....
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by Crazywolf on December 11, 2008
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lol yes chuck im asking for morphs and all.
if people agree with each other who is right or wrong, its ok, atleast theres a list to start with and we can confirm right or wrong or pending etc.
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