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RE: Hog Island X Cay Caulker (lots of pi

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Posted by: RioBravoReptiles at Tue Sep 30 12:54:18 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RioBravoReptiles ]  
   

>>(Edited for KS.) High orange 04 Hog Island male bred to an 03 Cay Caulker female. Litter born 6-23-08 103-104 days POS. 8 live 2 slugs. Approx 16”-17” in length. 35-40g before feeding.



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These boas face an uncertain future. Crossbreedings like this yield (at least some) results different from what the breeder intends. Pure Hog Island boas and Caulker Cay boas bring $200.00-300.00 and are sold as fast as they can be made. These mutt animals appeal to a small sub-set of buyers and what they will look like as adults.. including size, is entirely unknown.

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If you keep all these babies and raise them to a full-life or find responsible buyers who will not bring crossbreed boas into the market as the 'real deal' then good for you!

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If these turn out to be more orphans with no real heritage or future then it adds to the reasons why known locality boas should not be crossbred.

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Thanks for considering my opinions.

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Gus

A. Rentfro

RioBravoReptiles.com

www.riobravoreptiles.com



"Perfectly healthy animals are a minimum requirement.. everything else is just salesmanship" gus


   

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