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Posted by: bcijoe at Thu Jan 26 12:29:37 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bcijoe ]  
   

Pastel Colombian Boa

I can see how she is about to shed, yet her sides are so light and washed out... that's a typical pastel characteristic - reduction in melanin, washed out pattern, especially on the sides, reduced 'mud' around the tail, cleaner belly...

I say breed her with the most colorful colombian male you can find... the babies should be beautiful!!!

Maybe something like this!









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