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Red-headed dude!

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Posted by: zonatahunt at Thu May 19 13:55:50 2011   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by zonatahunt ]  
   

Hey all,



Dave Niles and I were talking the other day and he asked how my Cosala sinaloans were doing. I told him I'd post a photo of my favorite. So here he is in all of his splendor. Btw, if any of you do get the chance to meet and interact with Dave, he's a stand-up guy. The quality of his animals is outstanding and he's a great guy. Anyhow, on to just a couple photos.







...and now a close-up of that ugly head of his.





The female I have doesn't have quite as much red on her snout, but she's still got a lot. Hopefully by breeding the two I can produce a mostly red headed hatchling. Only time will tell, but I should know for sure next breeding season. Take care everyone.



Mitch

   

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