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RE: What kind?

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Posted by: ccs68ex at Tue Apr 11 11:24:07 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ccs68ex ]  
   

Thanks. I have a 3rd one i did not post...but it looks the same as the large female with the bright red tail. I was curious because the other one in the pic does not have the same markings as the larger one..as far as the color in the tail. it's not red at all...pretty much the same all the way back.. like a common boa. but you can tell as well in the pic but the large female's tale is very red...
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