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It's amazing that not 1 person has a Sable on this forum to post ....I guess I'm on the blacklist, and that is why I never get a response unless it's negative . Great place to be .

Rich -OSC

I would post a pic for you if I had one.I wish that I could get one.
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1.0 albino Speckled king
0.1 speckled king
0.1 desert cali king
1.1 ball python
65 common rats
25 african soft hair rats
49 mice
7 degus
2.2.10 girbils
1.0 blue and gold macaw
1.1 orange wing amazons
0.1 tin african grey
1.0 sugar glider
.1 beagle
1.0 pink toe tarantula
1.1 borneo bloods (comming soon)
0.1 hell spouse
3.2 children (kids)
myspace.com/midknight_fantasy

Hello Rich,

I haven't been checking the forum much lately so I didn't see your original post. Here are a few pics...

This is an adult Sable...

This is an juvenile Sable...

This is a belly shot of a decent sized Super Sable...

This is the same Super as above but as a juvenile...

I REALLY like the Sable and Super but I have NO idea what to cross it into this year... I guess that will be on the drawing board for a while.

Good luck this season...
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Sean Bradley
Owner : EbN
www.ExoticsByNature.com
www.BallPythonMorphs.com
www.BoaConstrictorMorphs.com
www.CornSnakeMorphs.com

Those are some beautiful animals, and I didn't do te original post. I will have to say thank you as well.I couldn't find any good pics off the net.
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1.0 albino Speckled king
0.1 speckled king
0.1 desert cali king
1.1 ball python
65 common rats
25 african soft hair rats
49 mice
7 degus
2.2.10 girbils
1.0 blue and gold macaw
1.1 orange wing amazons
0.1 tin african grey
1.0 sugar glider
.1 beagle
1.0 pink toe tarantula
1.1 borneo bloods (comming soon)
0.1 hell spouse
3.2 children (kids)
myspace.com/midknight_fantasy

With the yellow belly gene having the weird side patterns, I would think that might do something cool to the sable.
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Happy Herping,
Jody Barnes
Royal Kreationz

My snakes aren't fat, they're big boned.

Not the greatest pic and about 5 months old, but here's my YB X Sable:

My opinion about Sables:

Breed them to Hypos, Vanillas, Fires, Sulfurs, etc. I think Sables are one morph, maybe like Cinns, where every combo is not going to be spectacular. I think the Hypo Cinn is sweet, and so should the Sable. I invision the Sulfur Sable looking something like the T+ Albino Argentine Boa...

This is the sable pastel we produced last year along with some littermates Wait till you see whats coming out next year!!! we will get some new pics up soon thanks
Shane & Kim

Hey I didnt see the last post ... Sorry these are the only pics I have in the office, they are kind of old but they are all i have right now...
Thanks Kim
N.A.R.C

Super Sables Hatching

Super Sable Male

Sable Female

Rich,
I saw your post and actually went to snap a couple pics of the 3 adult sable females we have and they are ALL in deep shed! ALL 3 at the same time!!
I would love to show them off but it will be a week or so. I plan to breed all three to lavender albino males as I think the sable gene should really accentuate the purple color. Any I think a lavender super sable will be a truly remarkable animal. Time will tell.
Grant

Stop your Crying.. Sables are like het reds now.. Ugly and no one wants them! Whats the Blacklist BTW?!?! LMAO....
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http://www.jasballpythons.com./

Posted these a little while back, but can't find the original post...so here.

And one that just went to David Bellis...

For comparison, here's one of the "light colored normals" without the sable gene...

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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com
www.Ciliatus.com

These are from another clutch. For whatever reason, every one of mine have had a lot of granite in the patterns just like their daddy...

Male 1

Male 2

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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com
www.Ciliatus.com

Some people reply to everything on the forum within 20 minutes of the topic being started...but they usually never have any useful information because they spend more time on the forum than with their snakes.

Such toolboxes can generally be ignored...unless you want to know how many gallons a tank should be to house a ball python.

It just takes a while longer to get helpful responses...people who have something useful to add generally have lives outside the forum (like working with their snakes).
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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com
www.Ciliatus.com

Dear Rich,

Don't fret! As the price for ball pythons continues its earthward momentum the money-grubbers, used car salesmen, and outright a-holes will continue to flee...much like locusts on to the next cornfield. In the end, we won't miss them...I assure you!

(Already seen it in other species. They know how to convince everyone they're everything as long as there's a lot of money to be made in lying, and then...poof! GONE!)