thanks for every bodys responces on the pp. my other question is what happened to the hypo longi? it's been a couple of years sences there have been any pics of it. and the pic that was posted was always the same. never any pics of the parents just the statement that it pure, which i all ways made me wounder if it's a pure longi why not be more forth come with pics of the parents, blood line etc... so after dinking around with longi's where the last ten years or so I'm pretty sure that the yellow phase is about the same as the pastel trait in bci in that a yellow will produce yellows but two yellows produce normals, yellows and so screaming washed out bright yellow animals (you can really see it when you get a anery baby yellow in your hands they are about like a ghost boa when they are youn). so is the hypo just a killer homo yellow or is it a true hypo longi or a hypo bci cross?
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Micah, I think that animal was produced by Ernie E. from FL. maybe he will throw a picture of it on the forum for us to see.
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Lateralis
"I would rather be precisely wrong than approximately right"
Marion "Doc" Ford
Bob Harding has one as well.
>>Micah, I think that animal was produced by Ernie E. from FL. maybe he will throw a picture of it on the forum for us to see.
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>>Cheers
>>Lateralis
>>"I would rather be precisely wrong than approximately right"
>>Marion "Doc" Ford
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TnK
Figures. 
>>Bob Harding has one as well.
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>>TnK
this?
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
Oh no,much more washed then that.
Very similar the lightest "ghost" you've ever seen 
Very different animals indeed.
Sorry I don't have permission to post the pics.
Nice animal Joe,what line is that from ? looks to be Dyer ?
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>>Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
>>'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
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TnK
not quit what i was think of but i sure wouldn't mind a few like that
...if it's still out there?
This is not my snake or pic; I believe it was "whitneywhee's"?
Yeah no doubt !!!
Thats the all time show stopper longtail right there
>>...if it's still out there?
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>>This is not my snake or pic; I believe it was "whitneywhee's"?
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