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Tails that is! LOL

We recently aquired a pair of Squaretail Boas from John Manser and are very excited to be working with this project. The Squaretails are pretty amazing in person with their super clean patterns and deep red/orange coloration all over their body. The male has a more "complete" pattern but the female is lighter and brighter colored.

The variation in this morph is pretty cool and I can't wait to see what the babies they produce for us look like! They also have a strange greenish irridescence, esepcially in the tail area. I haven't really seen this kind of irridescence on any of our other boa morphs. You can see it in some of the pictures. And they have a neat white stripe down the side of their tails. You can see it really well on the male.

I can't wait to see what the designer Squaretail morphs look like!!

Anyways, I just wanted to share some photos of them. Thanks again John for the awesome snakes!!

Celia

The female...

The male...

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Celia Chien
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Hey Celia, those are gorgeous!! John has some awesome animals! I have a het stripe line female het albino from him that is just wonderful! I love his animals...Thanks for sharing pics! Andy Federico
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LEWIS. Just a thought. Anyway, great project. Grays litter has turned me into a huge squaretail fan. The color on those two is just beautiful. With that many beautiful boas and different morphs, I really can't wait to see what you and Sean produce in the future. You too are a huge inspiration.
Michael Burton

I love that pinstripe connecting all the saddles! Not just your average squaretails either, wonderful color too.

Cadden

AWESOME SNAKES, and AWESOME pics. Those are amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Jeremy

mutation and pictures. I think I found what I want for my Sharp albino!

When I was talking to Sean a few weeks ago he mentioned you were looking to get some. I am glad to see you were able to.

And as always awesome pics. You must have the patience of a saint to get such amazing shots.

Looking pair!! Good luck with them!!
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