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I'm told these C.p beauties are CB hybrids -- a cross between sasayamae and another race.
(Pics are not mine, but they're used here with permission of the person who took them)

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Very cool Tim. It's interesting how the spots on the head seem to be placed consistently on those who have it.

There was a guy named Joel Smith whom I believed posted as "Hellfish" on the old kingsnake forums who had some awesome hybrids as well. They looked quite similar to these except they had more red on the sides and no spots on the head.
 
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