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This is a 2004 female from Alex Smith at Aliana's Pet World. I took some pretty cool photos during a work break today. Now I am taking another break to post them. Pretty soon it will be lunch time, lol. This is my first red group and I am really happy with her. I wish I was a better photographer, the photos are clear but the color is still off. I need some of that good California sun to set off the color.

Thanks for looking.

Steve Ihrig - sdi

have those pastel jungles you posted pics of a short time back? If so I think that you should consider introducing them to each other... Really you should they would produce some true jaw droppers, colorful and clean jungles are always a good thing! Greg Reinert

I still have this one. I am hoping she will be ready this coming season. This is an old photo of her, I will have to take some new ones soon. I am not sure what I am going to pair her up with if she is ready.

That was the nicest one of the three that you had and I still havent forgotten her! She is one of the nicest jungle boas that I have ever seen. Yes crazy patterns are a plus but she still has it goin on and will produce some killer little jungles. I cant wait to see some updated pics of her. Thanks for posting pics of her for me!

Greg Reinert

Thanks for the compliments! I am more of a color guy myself (even though the shading between the saddles was what sealed the deal on the jungle female posted above). One of the things I like about jungles is you get color with the potential bonus of a goofy pattern. I can't even imagine what people are going to get when they start breeding supers together. Think of the quality of some of the super salmons out there. Can you imagine jungles at that level. Ok, sorry I am getting a little carried away.

Michael Burton

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Pete Kahl. Thanks for the compliment.