to color up nicely. I do not hold back much, but I could not let this one get away from me. He will produce phenomenal baby Sunglows one day! Is he not coloring up nicely?

I also attached a 5.5 foot 2004 female Sharp Sunglow in her enclosure, with a flash, and in DEEP shed- no bells and whistles here. I still think she looks great!

Good luck to you all this season and congrats to the proud papa of the albino litter posted below.









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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

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• 2005 Holdback Sharp Sunglow is beginning - creptilia, Sun Mar 5 22:25:27 2006
• Now that is HAWT!!! NICE PICS RON!.. - Locolizard, Mon Mar 6 08:49:50 2006
• Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Sunglows! /np - kblumenthal, Mon Mar 6 11:14:47 2006
• Those are truly breathtaking sunglows!!! - VolcomHerp, Mon Mar 6 11:19:19 2006
• That's an Awesome sunglow!!! - michaelburton, Mon Mar 6 12:19:22 2006
• NICE Sunglows!! They just keep.... - Shane Kinney, Mon Mar 6 13:22:17 2006
• Amaizing!... - ChrisGilbert, Mon Mar 6 13:55:02 2006
• Thanks everyone! I like 'em. np - creptilia, Mon Mar 6 19:17:29 2006
• Amazing COLORS on those! VERY NICE!...np - jasongonzo, Mon Mar 6 20:42:32 2006