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I wonder why most of the pics of high end boa morhs are always of neonates and yearling's, I know the colors may not pop or be as sharp but still you hardly ever see them, anyone have some photos of some nice big old adult boa morphs??
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

It is simply easier to take pictures of younger/smaller boas than big ones.

Here are a few pics of one of mine:



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Here is a 2001 super hypo. Photo taken 09/2006. I am still trying to figure out why I sold her.

2003 coral albino. Photo taken around 07/2007.

2005 "lipstick" line sunglow male, six feet. Photo taken around 07/2007.

Pastel "inferno" line. Photos are kind of old but she was over three years old and about 6.5 feet, 15 lbs.

'04 jungle female a couple months after giving birth. Photo taken around 07/2007.

Most people don't like sharing photos of their adults for some reason.

Good topic because I have seen photos of some really nice adults that deserve recognition.

Thanks for looking.

Steve

Here are a couple pics of an adult male Arabesque.

>>I wonder why most of the pics of high end boa morhs are always of neonates and yearling's, I know the colors may not pop or be as sharp but still you hardly ever see them, anyone have some photos of some nice big old adult boa morphs??
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>>Jason A.
>>"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

Thanks all for sharing these are what I am talking about more adults pics please!!!

Some of those adult morphs are amazing!!
The coral, sunglow and Arabesque are sweet!!
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

Female arabesque pic from 7 months ago

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toine plompen,,,holland

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