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With all the motley posts lately, someone convinced me to post a couple new pics. I also threw in an older pic of one of their sisters. She was in shed so I didn't get any new pics of her. We can't all be Motley royalty, but that's alright, we can all still enjoy them. Take care!

Paul

Wow those are the most colorful Motleys I've ever seen!!!

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Ashley Lopez's Black Forest Constrictors.
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Those are great looking, high contrast Motleys. The pattern is really good. The patternless one in the picture has an appearance similar to what Jeremy originally called the purple patternless.
I think producing supers and such high quality Motleys certainly puts you in the Motley royalty. Maybe this will be your year to become the new king.
Best of luck to you with all of your projects.
Bill Kirby
KRBS HERPS

I want the one in the middle!!!

What Smokin' animals those are!!!!!

Andy
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especially the super!

Paul,those are awsome... great color..just what a mott should look like..I wonder if a albino can be produced in the super form?.. .thanks for sharing the pics.

most beautiful motley i,v ever seen,,,,

i crown you the motley king,,,,

at least you got my vote
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toine plompen,,,holland

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Alex's EBV X C.A. Mot's? I ask cause that normal has colors I haven't seen on anyother Mots. I Really like that normal! Thanks for the pix.

Ruben Michel

Wow!! Those are Awesome. Congrats! The colors in the last one remind me of the colors in the Aztecs. Very nice.
Michael Burton

It's cool to see that people like the animals that your working with. As far as King, lol, or president of anything, I'd rather be the guy outside the castle wall so to speak than the guy worrying about who's going to try to take his crown. There are definitely people out there with some very cool motley projects going on, and we're behind some of those people for sure. As far as the bloodline, yes these were produced using the EBV x CA Motley line animals and I really couldn't be happier with the results. I think the Red Group blood really did a lot to color these motleys up. We took some knocks for these animals, but I think the results should speak for themselves. Thanks again, take care everybody!

Paul