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....25% Guyanan Sharp Albino from our last litter we had. They all just shed out earlier this week and this one was looking nice. We really love what the Guyanan blood did to the color and overall look of them. This one has an interesting head pattern too!
-Chris, as far as posting your pics here with out any loss of quality, I would give photobucket a try.
Thanks for looking!
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BASICALLYBOAS.com
'Specializing in True RedTails & Designer Boa Morphs'
That is insane! What color! Andy
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that's the first picture in a LONG time that I haven't scrolled by so fast that I could barely discern what I was looking at. That color and intensity is amazing. That animal resembles a Kahl sunglow more than it does an albino. WOW! If I ever decide to start playing w/ mutt's, that's where I'll head w/ my projects. Impressive!
jb
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Jonathan Brady
"Sarcasm is angers ugly cousin" -Dr. Buddy Rydell (Jack Nicholson) in "Anger Management".
That boa is unreal.....saweeet!!
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Brad Hamlin
"...when im a good snake, they sometimes throw me a rat..."
B&P Constrictors
I do have a photobucket account, but I forgot the password, lol.
Still, I think Sharps photograph better than Kahls. Their pigments seem to be captured better.
Anyway, I love the results from the Guyanan Blood into the Sharp Albino. I can't wait till you produce some 50%.
I am also anxious to see a Sonoran Sharp, I think the high saddle count and small size will really make for terrific Albinos!
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