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Here a small update on 3 of my girls.

This pastel was bred by my anery male.
She had a ovulation on Nov 13, and is on the heat since.
Only she want nothing to do with food, here last meal was on Oct 9.
Hope only she will make it to the pregnancy, the female is worth more to me than all the babies on the world.
If all go as planned she will have here babies on March 17

Next my normale female, she was bred by the poss jungle.
She had here POS on Dec 25
She is feeding once in 3weeks a medium rat
If all go as planned she will have here babies on April 8

And i love this shot

And the last for this season, a super nice pastel.
She was breeding with the salmon, and had a ovulation on Jan 25.
In POS now, she in deep bleu now

Hope you like them, and for all of you a super season !!!
All comments are welcom.

Gr Erwin
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I just need more boa's !

Belgiumboa
E-mail: belgiumboa@gmail.com

Looking good, I really like that first pastel!!!!!

Wishing you good luck with your girls!!
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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:
26.49 BRB
20.21 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

Hi

Your girls are lovely. God, for a second I thought someone had posted picts of the girls I had. We had a normal who gave birth on Jan 15, and a high pink normal/pastel(?) (who looks a lot like your top one) who gave birth on 2/2/08.

Everyone has been put down (the pink goes tomorrow), except for this one baby-- we're calling it Brigid/Fidgit (depending on what sex it turns out to be):
Our ladies had been bred by our male who sadly had IBD. We don't know who had it first. We don't know if our survivor will also have it, but you have to keep a baby who was born on the right day (2/2 is Imbolc, "from the belly", the day that snakes as well as groundhogs come out of their hole).

I wish you all the best and best of health to your girls and their litters to be.

Antigone