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Posted by: James Wilson at Mon Oct 3 15:07:24 2005 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by James Wilson ]

I am posting another pic of Bill's Cotton candy Pink Rosy Boa. I personally feel that the "black ticking" that you mention is not that dark and not enough to be of concern. It is my understanding that this animal is the result of crossing Keith Carlson's Whitewater Amel gene into the Unicolors from South San diego county and Northwestern Baja. If this is correct, it may explain the mild light peppering you see there on the belly. That is just my opinion. I would like to know what others think. It sure is a unique looking pink Rosy.
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James Wilson

Pacific Coast Herpetological

www.pacificcoastherpetological.com

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Pink Rosy Boa - Rick Millspaugh, Sat Oct 1 01:28:27 2005

RE: Pink Rosy Boa - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 02:23:59 2005

RE: Pink Rosy Boa - Rick Millspaugh, Sun Oct 2 10:38:21 2005

RE: Pink Rosy Boa - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 12:50:06 2005

Actually Bill... - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 14:53:41 2005

Actualy James - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 18:14:13 2005

You probably are not aware that... - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 18:23:46 2005

RE: You probably are not aware that... - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 18:30:44 2005

Here is a copy of the pic that you sent me of the snake you claimed died... - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 19:38:11 2005

Question for James the Psychic - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 18:42:44 2005

RE: Question for James the Psychic - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 18:57:00 2005

I would say mites, but they are not very common in the freezer.. - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 19:19:45 2005

RE: I would say mites, but they are not very common in the freezer.. - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 19:40:56 2005

Thanks for the offer, but... - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 20:11:55 2005

RE: I would say mites, but they are not very common in the freezer.. - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 20:15:39 2005

All snows display amelanism, but not all amels are snows... - James Wilson, Sun Oct 2 21:55:39 2005

RE: All snows display amelanism, but not all amels are snows... - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 22:03:44 2005

RE: Pink Rosy Boa - Sighthunter, Sun Oct 2 09:52:41 2005

I must have missed something... - rick millspaugh, Mon Oct 3 09:56:41 2005

RE: I must have missed something... - James Wilson, Mon Oct 3 11:11:46 2005

RE: I must have missed something... - Sighthunter, Mon Oct 3 11:52:51 2005

No problemo Bill. It is all good. - James Wilson, Mon Oct 3 12:14:13 2005

RE: No problemo Bill. It is all good. - Sighthunter, Mon Oct 3 12:38:57 2005

RE: No problemo Bill. It is all good. - James Wilson, Mon Oct 3 12:41:57 2005

RE: No problemo Bill. It is all good. - Sighthunter, Mon Oct 3 12:54:28 2005

RE: black markings on belly - ssp123, Mon Oct 3 14:54:24 2005

Other opinions are welcome and encouraged... - James Wilson, Mon Oct 3 15:07:24 2005

For some reason the pic is not there??? I will try again. - James Wilson, Mon Oct 3 21:56:49 2005

RE: For some reason the pic is not there??? I will try again. - Sighthunter, Mon Oct 3 22:55:28 2005

Cotton candy - pic - MaxPeterson, Tue Oct 4 02:44:10 2005

RE: Cotton candy - pic - Sighthunter, Tue Oct 4 08:34:13 2005

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