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I was at Doug's house last week and saw these animals in person and was blown away by the intensity of the colors on these animals at only a few weeks of age and strongly suggested to Doug to hold these back or price them very high. Doug decided to simply keep them for the future.

This animal and his brother have no pastel dream genes in them since the dbl het Sharp sunglows were produced 2 years prior to Doug ever producing his first pastel dreams het for Sharp albino.

this male potential dominant is a product of a dbl het Sharp sunglow x dbl het Sharp sunglow breeding from animals produced back in 2000 using the beautiful orange tail line of hypo which has made some of the most extreme Sharp sunglows produced today.

Hope you like the animals as much as I do,

Jeff Risher

Sharp sunglows are always nice but that one just screams.
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Man I need to get back into these babies
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another potential dominant Sharp sunglow that will remain at Doug's house for future projects. Different in appearance but still extreme body coloration. These animals should be ridiculous looking in a years time based on how the Sharp sunglows color up even more as they mature.

Thanks again,
Jeff Risher

Ruben

Ive Never seen anything like that. Chaz

That's some astounding color! I sure hope Doug will send us pictures from time to time as these snakes get older. Thanks for showing them.
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