I don't think I have ever seen one as small as this girl before.
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Smallest 18 month old female ever
SPJ01
Dec 22, 2006 08:54 PM
Replies (7)
metachrosis
Dec 23, 2006 08:10 AM
More pics Please !
Thats a cool little lady for sure!
M/
Ophidia_Junkie
Dec 26, 2006 05:51 PM
>>More pics Please !
>>Thats a cool little lady for sure!
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>>M/
Couldn't agree more.
Come on Steve, I know you got more stashed away. LOL
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Richard Carew
Sunset BCI
You laugh at me cuz I'm different! I laugh at you cuz you're all the same.
Stop Inhumane and Illegal Practices
SPJ01
Dec 26, 2006 07:09 PM
She was nice and light today so I snapped a few more pictures.
SPJ01
Dec 26, 2006 07:10 PM
He wasn't really in the mood to get his picture taken. LOL.
Ophidia_Junkie
Dec 27, 2006 05:56 PM
>>He wasn't really in the mood to get his picture taken. LOL.
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Looks like he tolerated one though. LOL
I just can't get over how different they look from the other nics I've seen. Gorgeous critters.
Thanks for sharing!
Rick
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Richard Carew
Sunset BCI
You laugh at me cuz I'm different! I laugh at you cuz you're all the same.
Stop Inhumane and Illegal Practices
bcijoe
Dec 27, 2006 10:14 AM
Here are some of my dwarfs...
a 2 year old Nic that is not yet 2 feet long.
a yearling Cancun boa that is not yet 18" long.
a 2 year old Sonoran boa that is just 2 feet long.
a handful of 18 month old Bluefield's Boas as well, and all are about 15"-18" in length.
Imagine how many adult breeding pairs you can keep in place of an adult pair or trio of Argentines or Colombians?!
We haven't even seen more than a handful of breeders out there really working to purify and intensify the look of these Central Americans. Imagine what a pastel would look like? An albino?
I've seen dwarfs, but I think we are starting to see the beginnings of the 'Super Dwarfs'.... !!!
Oh what fun...
Joe Rollo - Bci Joe
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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
SPJ01
Dec 28, 2006 04:25 PM
I think once more people know about them, small boas are going to be very popular.
