Van-Livin Open-Format DJ roaming around the Western US and playing sets in beautiful, wild places for my nomad friends:)

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My photo is a young Peruvian rainbow boa (Epicrates cenchria gaigeae).  This species naturally has iridescent, holographic scales and they vary wildly in coloration, especially when young. The pictured individual is particularly dark in color. They are semi-arboreal, and can be found hanging from vegetation overhanging water. This one is depicted wearing a modern replica of the Imperial Russian Crown, which is made with 11,426 diamonds.  

The queen snake (Regina septemvittata) is an actual species of snake. It is a colubrid nonvenomous semi aquatic snake found in central-eastern North America from New York to Florida. They are known by many common names included banded watersnake, diamondback watersnake, leather snake, moon snake, olive watersnake, pale snake, queen watersnake, willow snake, and yellow-bellied snake. The species is ovoviviparous, meaning that mothers give birth to live young after caring the eggs within their body. Young queen snakes are approximately 6 inches long and adult females, which are larger than males, can get up to 24 inches in total length. This species is only ever found areas with clean, running freshwater with stone substrate. The queen snake spends winter months in a period of brumation where they can be found in hibernation dens along with other queen snakes. I don't have a queen snake as my photo because I have not photographed one myself. 

(hi it’s Grace)

Missionary in the name of Jesus Christ. House and Techno DJ/producer. One of the men who have walked across America.
Contact e-mail: nikotiapula@gmail.com

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