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These are the first Peruvians for me . And i must say they are very impressive to look at. These pictures wash out a bit of the color so imagine what these guys look like in person.
And heres an 03 i believe.. I cant believe the color on this thing.
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL
She's very yellow and being bred right now...hopefully some good will come of it.
i see that the older they get , the more yellow they turn .. I cant wait for the smaller ones to grow up !!
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL
Now we are talking. Mark that is a picture perrrfect Peruvian.
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Joel Pretz
Aren't Peruvians cool. Much more hardy than the Guyana Shield B.c.c. also. Very tough to capture the yellow in pics though. Good luck with your group.
P.S. that's not me in the pic (sheesh). Just a good friend with no fear. The little girl in the pic is actually quite mellow but some of the others we took pics of that day I would consider a tad nippy. He rarely gets bitten which kinda mystifies me.
Lee
Holy, that is a big female. I know what you mean about trying to capture the yellow on them.
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Joel Pretz
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