large clutch (23) of F3 S. GA eastern kingsnakes

This is a very large clutch of S. Georgia eastern kingsnakes. Even with only half of the clutch out, I already see three very wide banded babies that are clones of their extreme looking Father (pics in gallery). These came from wild founders collected by Kevin Enge in Tift and Echols Counties in GA. While the P1s and F1s looked like normal GA easterns, the F2s and F3s have really gone off off the charts as far as orange coloring and band width. While most of us eastern connisieurs presume that a goini got into the mix many generations prior to captivity, these babies never develop any speckling as they grow and some have band widths that rival the boldest goini. Thanks for looking!

Will