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I came home yesterday from doing the mothers day thing to a healthy sunglow litter. By breeding a Dh x albino female, i am very excited to say the least. Check it out. The final count.

5 sunglows
3 albinos
7 Dh
7 hets.
1 Albino Paradox??
1 Paradox??

Their is 2 paradox looking boas in the litter one with albino eyes the other without. Ill post more pics when they shed out.

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Richard Ceniceros
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One of the paradox.

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Richard Ceniceros
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CONGRATS, the 2 are very unusual....TC

wow, congrats on a terrific Mother's day!!!

Congrats Richard. I can't wait to see individual pics.

Matt

Curious about the paradox animals you had in your litter.. were either the mom or dad from Damian at D&M?? I ask becuase I had a DH Sunglow from him and my litter last year also contained a few with the paradox gene.

Nice litter!! Congrats again.
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Shawn Morelan
www.Southernboids.com

they look exactly like mine from 2006 from the D&M line. Hopefully more are in the oven right now!!!

Cool litter, congrats on the two paradox ones!!!
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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

Nice lookin litter Richard! cool paradox! congrats

I got the female albino from a local guy and the male Dh sunglow i purchased from Michael Powell of sunglow serpents which is a stripeline produced by Greg Grindstaff of killerboas.

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Richard Ceniceros
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those are really cool...That is why I love this so much, never know what's gonna come out....congrats
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Kevin

Very nice!
Congrats!
There have been a few paradoxes these days. I wonder what's going on.
I wonder if it has to do with the albino and hypo gene coming together. Funny, technically, you shouldn’t be able to reduce the black pigment (hypo) on something with no black pigment (albino/amelanistic), but sunglows and albinos sure look different!
It so cool that there’s so much more for us to know.
Congrats again!
Aaron

Congrats... Great Litter...
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Josh Ketchum
Sunshine Boas

Thanks for the replys... Ill post pics once they shed.
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Richard Ceniceros
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