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Here are a couple more photos I took today. To those that asked. I am not selling this little one yet. As for the parents, they are normal looking brazilians that I purchased a few years ago from different customers. Thanks.
Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles
CELEBRATING OUR 29TH YEAR IN THE RETAIL REPTILE BUSINESS

I don't know how to add more photos to a current post, but here are a couple photos of another female breeder that I have.
I don't know if these spots are genetic or not but hopefully I will find out. Thanks
Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles

the spots look more unique than the weird dorsal pattern. Thanks for the pics and do you have pics of the parents. Although I don't believe any calico line has proved inheritable I hope it is a carrier for say "the start of a pied rainbow project" unique animal nonetheless and and thanks again for sharing
Bob

Very cool looking BRB. Are you sure you don't want to sell it? J/K Thanks for sharing with us.

I think that if the photos are up on KS, you can only post 3 photos at a time, but I'm not really sure about that. If you photos are up on a place something like photobucket, then you can post a bunch of photos at a time. Just insert the [img]tags. Not sure if this is what you were talking about. Hope it helps.
Rob
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For Sale cheap: One (1) 6' 19 yr old male. Does no house work. Has no job and will complain. Constantly.
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa-Ziggy
1.0 Creamscicle motley corn--Cozmo
0.1 Creamscicle corn--Wanda
0.0.1 Normal corn
0.1 Black Pine - Spazz
1.0 Eastern King-Ozy
1.0 Bearded Dragon - Gomer

Perhaps you should contact Brian Sharp. He has a male "Calico" BRB that exhibits this same trait, but more abundantly. Perhaps you two might unlock the secrets of these white spots if the two were to breed. Just my $0.02.
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

Wow very beautiful, and the spots are quite interesting. Should be fun to see in the future what that all may lead to.

Thanks for the pics, as that is an amazing looking brb. I would love to have an animal like that, but also know you may need to interbreed it to see if the traits are genetic. Thus, if it is genetic it will be a few years before you know.

Also, a few months ago I was working in the Twin Cities area and stopped by your shop. It was nice to see a shop so focused on snakes!
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Mike

6.7 BRB
1.2 Spotted Python
1.0 Cal. King

so your sayin no matter how much but kissin suckin up etc i do im still not getting that abby rainbow? what if i throw in some of dave and bobs best snakes for a trade lol. very very nice animals both the abby and the white spots hopefully they prove out for you nothing like rainbow boa morphs uh oh dont tell jeff he might shy away from rainbow boas lol jk

Wow! Those are some nice looking BRBs. Hopefully we'll continue to see pics of these two as they mature.
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Danielle

Herps:
1.1 BRBs
1.0 Amel Motley Corn
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Other critters:
1.0 Great Dane
1.0 Siamese
1 Senegal Parrot
1 Blue Fronted Amazon

Those two are both hot hot hot!!!

Keep the pics coming, what else do you have??
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
24.36 BRB
19.19 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

Bob, I have a large collection of ball pythons (200 adults) and on a breeding loan a group of barron's racers and a pair of piebald mussaranas that I am growing up. The girlfriend has a group of egyptian tortoises, crested geckos, bearded dragons and a pair of young aldabra tortoises. That's pretty much it for personal animals. But then there is a WHOLE lot of stuff in the store. Some of the snakes that we have on display are regular breeders. Dumerills boas, carpet pythons, maclotts pythons (57 eggs from two females this year) and a few colubrids.
Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles
CELEBRATING OUR 29TH YEAR IN THE RETAIL REPTILE BUSINESS

Thanks for posting more pictures of that cool BRB. Please keep them coming!

I've been to your store several times. I saw my first Woma Python there many years ago and since haven't been able to get over how pretty they are. You have a really nice shop there, and I always enjoy browsing through. Do you keep the aberrant BRB in the shop? If so, I may have to come through in a few weeks and see it for myself!
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Aubrey Ross

©
www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

>>Bob, I have a large collection of ball pythons (200 adults) and on a breeding loan a group of barron's racers and a pair of piebald mussaranas that I am growing up. The girlfriend has a group of egyptian tortoises, crested geckos, bearded dragons and a pair of young aldabra tortoises. That's pretty much it for personal animals. But then there is a WHOLE lot of stuff in the store. Some of the snakes that we have on display are regular breeders. Dumerills boas, carpet pythons, maclotts pythons (57 eggs from two females this year) and a few colubrids.
>>Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles
>>CELEBRATING OUR 29TH YEAR IN THE RETAIL REPTILE BUSINESS

Wow 200 adult BP plus more species I can only imagine that feeding[Even if you breed your rodent stock.]/electric bill..
Very nice BRBs BTW.
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

Bruce,
...Thanks for posting the great PICs.
Jeff

>>Here are a couple more photos I took today. To those that asked. I am not selling this little one yet. As for the parents, they are normal looking brazilians that I purchased a few years ago from different customers. Thanks.
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Wow that is one good looking snake. You're pretty lucky to have produced. Hopefully you can do it gain in the future
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Thank you,

Tim

0.1 Colombian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Black cat