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I like BRBs that look like bright orange flames. Since I started collecting Brazilian Rainbow Boas I have concentrated on the orange ones with bright neon looking crescents on the sides. I have passed up and culled a bunch of red ones out of my collection over the years. The problem with orange BRBs is that when they are born they are very light colored. Many of them take until after the second shed before they finally get really colorful. All of these PICs are snakes are 48 to 68 days old and have shed two or more times. The PICs include 44F from my 8/5 Jari litter, 52M, 58M, 61M, 62F, and 65M from my 8/30 Ria litter and 71M, 73M, 82M, and 99F from my 9/3 Borba litter. My 10/05 Caat99F4 and 10/10 Fiona litters are 13 to 18 days old and are not nearly as colorful after their first shed as these older snakes are.

some marshmallows, time for s'mores!!

Those are smokin hot. I kinow exactly what you mean about the lighter animals ending up on fire. My holdback from the Wilma x Fred litter:

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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

They are some great looking snakes. Would you post a picture of some of the parents so we can see what they might turn out looking like?
Thanks,
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

ooh, which is 52M? (mine!) =)

>>I like BRBs that look like bright orange flames. Since I started collecting Brazilian Rainbow Boas I have concentrated on the orange ones with bright neon looking crescents on the sides. I have passed up and culled a bunch of red ones out of my collection over the years. The problem with orange BRBs is that when they are born they are very light colored. Many of them take until after the second shed before they finally get really colorful. All of these PICs are snakes are 48 to 68 days old and have shed two or more times. The PICs include 44F from my 8/5 Jari litter, 52M, 58M, 61M, 62F, and 65M from my 8/30 Ria litter and 71M, 73M, 82M, and 99F from my 9/3 Borba litter. My 10/05 Caat99F4 and 10/10 Fiona litters are 13 to 18 days old and are not nearly as colorful after their first shed as these older snakes are.
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-Jasmine

1.4 Brazilian Rainbow Boas
1.0 Peruvian Rainbow Boa

Jasmine - you are lucky that I hesitated on 52m. I really have no use for another male right now, but was thinking of getting it to maybe replace one of my males over the long term.

I am glad that you got him, and I hope he develops really into a really nice adult.
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Mike

6.7 BRB
1.2 Spotted Python
1.0 Cal. King

No brown on the head and light colored looks very promising so I'll take this one lol

That is a nice bunch of babies you have there.
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

They all look awesome!!! I'm going to go compare my pics of 61M and see if I can pick him out of the line-up.
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Amber Liann
1.0 Suriname BCC (Aloysius)
1.0 Colombian BCI (Austin)
0.1 BRB (Carmen)
4.5 KSB
1.1 RSB
0.1 Lesser Platinum BP
1.0 Mojave BP
2.5 Pastel BPs
1.0 Spider BP
1.2 Het Pied BPs
0.1 Albino BP
1.1 Het Albino BP
1.7 Ball Pythons
1.0 Pueblan Milk (Marishka)
1.1 Sinaloan Milk
1.1 Hypo Honduran Milk (Damien & Lucy)
1.1 Sunglow Motley Corns
1.1 Butter Motley Corns
1.1 Amber Corns
1.0 Snow Corn

Jeff,

These are some great pics that really show how nice these babies are!
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Mike

6.7 BRB
1.2 Spotted Python
1.0 Cal. King