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A breeding loan panned out last night with 2 Sharp Sunglows, 2 Sharp albinos, Eight poss d-hets, and 2.1 poss hets. They are amazing looking, the link has a bunch of pics in no particular order, some taken this morning and some last night right after I took them out.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=10556032&uid=2673883&members=1

Chris Canada-Smith
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CCS CONSTRICTORS: Specializing in Morph and Island Localities of BCI

Those sunglows are beautiful. Please post some pictures after they shed a few times. Let me know when you will be letting those poss het sunglows go. Thanks.
Michael Burton

This is what I am talking about, beautiful animals.
That is why I really do not get it when people like Sharp or Kahl both are beautiful in their own right, I am wrong?
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Joel Pretz

The Kahl stuff I have seen this year has just been out of this world. Matt C. red albinos, Pete Kahls lipstick coral jungle sunglows, locolizards albino and sunglows, vcaruso paradox sunglows, dbrashers blood sunglows, and so many other Kahl albinos have just blown my mind this year. Both strains are getting better and better. Gotta love selective breeding! I really don't think of one strain being better than the other anymore. To me, they are just different and both have their own awesome qualities.
Michael Burton

I love both strains, the Kahl is obviously much more refined at this point. The Sharps seem to have a larger color spectrum, but the colors seem to be more delicate than the Kahls.

Chris
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CCS CONSTRICTORS: Specializing in Morph and Island Localities of BCI

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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin