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Taken at the local Guitar Center, while waiting my turn for a job

interview... yay for me! I got the job, too!

Arizona elegans occidentalis - California Glossy Snake (Juvenile)

Kern County, CA

A Desert Glossy snake.

Kern County, CA

A representation, through means of digital manipulation of a fallen

victim from the dark realms of hell.

Taken in the field during the wee hours of the night, road cruisin'

for wild herps.

The commonly-kept Royal Ball python is one of the most beautifully

patterened snakes in my collection, black and gold are your royal

highness' best attributes.

Slithering through the rocks... blonde-phase Northern Pacific

rattlesnake.

A Mojave Green rattlesnake's venom is highly potent enough to kill

ten people - the venom is so strong it deteriorates muscle tissue

and paralyzes your nervous system. Often, you can see prey still

breathing as it is swallowed whole and paralyzed.

This is part III, everyone enjoyed the first Spider's Burrow. I'm

hoping you can enjoy this one as well.

6/6, I think this crop would work best:

Thanks to everyone for their positive critiques, if it wasn't for you and this site I would have never been able to show my work. I appreciate you guys!

And yes, Brad, I did have to stir her up a bit for this shot, but she's a feisty one even when the lid of her cage opens - her senses go into HIGH GEAR so I must be careful, wouldn't wanna get bit by 1/2" fangs!

A Columbian red-tail boa constrictor. Taken under natural sunlight

on a piece of driftwood as prop.