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At least I think you should. She had just shed a couple days earlier and was looking way too good to not snap some pics. She posed pretty well for a sometimes nasty Central American lady. I think she realized I had a camera. When I don't have a camera she doesn't want anything to do with me. She saw an opportunity for a photo shoot. Thanks for looking and we hope you enjoyed the pics.

Phil Goss

Those are some really fine photos. Good detail. Looked like I should be able to reach out and touch her. What camera did you use?
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I used an Olympus SP-500UZ. It's a six megapixel digital. Those were taken up close using the regular macro setting. My ancient Olypmus SLR still takes great pics, so I went with an Olympus digital. I'm very pleased with it, but is does lack image stabilization, so you get some blurry pics with the good ones.

Phil Goss

Wow. With those black eyes, she looks a lot like a Pewter.
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That is definitely one of the best anerys I have ever seen
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The pics are really good as well.
Id like one like that.

Mike

Pick between a Blood Boa and that boa, I would definitly pick that Type 2 Anery! That boa is so freakin sweet where did you get that from? I never seen a type 2 like that. Very Very nice Your pics show him off very well! You should post some more pics of that one. Thanks for sharing
take care
Jake

compliments. She is sweet, looking that is. She popped up from a breeding of two normal C.A. boas. I know there were at least two Type IIs. The other had a much lighter background and normal eyes. I should have taken them both. I believe there were a few others in the litter as well. Thanks again.

Phil Goss