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I came home from work to find 10 perfect little babies this afternoon, and 3 slugs. These guys are smoking!! Mom is a very red guyana and dad is a DH Ghost. There is a lot of red showing in them already and some very reduced patterns also. We ended up with 7 hypos and 3 normals, all 50% het for Anery. This was a weird litter because I thought I saw ovulation on Nov. 26 and removed the male. She then never showed anymore signs until I saw a definate swelling on April 5th. She had not been with a male for almost 5 months!!! The litter was born 108 days POS. I took a few pics but my camera stinks so I couldn't capture all the colors in them. I hope everyone elses year has been this good!! Mine has turned out pretty great.

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Brian K. MacDonald
Space Coast Reptiles

The hypo x BCC animals look great. I am really getting into how these hypos look. They really are something different.
Congrats again. They look great.
John
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

Congratulations!
What are your plans for breeding your holdbacks?
That is, what are you going to breed them to?
On a side note, I think you're right around the corner from me. I lived in Cocoa and worked in Merritt Island until about a week ago. I'm still working in MI for a few more days, but will then be living and working in Palm Bay as the Spanish Instructor for the BCC there.
Congrats again!
Aaron

Wow that's a SMOKE'IN looking clutch.That's the FIRST reduced patterned hypo/bcc litter.They almost look like supers.I have been very interested in this project and will be pairing a purple suri female to a super salmon male.Good luck and post more pics when you can.
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Ashley Lopez's Black Forest Constrictors.
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I am more amazed at the colors and patterns of these guys every time I look at them. I will post more pics with a better camera once they have shed. I plan on keping a few back, but I know it will be tough deciding which ones to let go. lol

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Brian K. MacDonald
Space Coast Reptiles