This is a sibling to Kemper's animals in some of the previous posts. Hard to believe that these are so young based on their size. This one has some unreal color bleeding through already as a baby, it should make for an outstanding adult.

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This is a sibling to Kemper's animals in some of the previous posts. Hard to believe that these are so young based on their size. This one has some unreal color bleeding through already as a baby, it should make for an outstanding adult.

>>This is a sibling to Kemper's animals in some of the previous posts. Hard to believe that these are so young based on their size. This one has some unreal color bleeding through already as a baby, it should make for an outstanding adult.
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."
Killer, I am going to have a headache for a week after looking at that thing. YOWZA.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
Now that is a gorgeous Red Tail! It has it all, widows peaks, nice tail and a lot of extra color which in my book is always a good thing.
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Joe Pierce
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A sibling to the male, I chose her for tail and pattern:
Took another of him this morning(he was showing more pink than yesterday). I chose him for color:
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They are both Very Beautiful ! ! !Unreal Tail's, and that Male Spectacular Color.
Have A Good One ! !
Kenneth
The pink on that male isn't real! All kidding aside, both of those boas are amazing. I especially like the female. Her pattern and tail are absolutely perfect! They are WC from Suriname, right? Good luck with them and please post more pics!
Take care,
Eric
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
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Pretty much dead on true to life. I'm still waiting on my girl to shed out, but the way the pink bleeds through on these guys is pretty amazing!
Thanks Pete!
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>>This is a sibling to Kemper's animals in some of the previous posts. Hard to believe that these are so young based on their size. This one has some unreal color bleeding through already as a baby, it should make for an outstanding adult.
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