I picked this on up at a show about 4 years ago. It was tiny and having a really tough time shedding. The price was right so I figured I would take her home. 4 years later this is what I have. It is about 5 ft long and approx. 1185 grams. It gets better looking with every shed, a little more yellow shows up every time. Can anyone tell me what type it is, and mayby a guess at the sex?
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Can anyone tell me what type?
promod383
Jun 18, 2008 07:14 PM
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Brandon Osborne
Jun 18, 2008 09:15 PM
Although there is no way to tell, I would guess there is some Aru blood in there judging by the bright green, blue belly and white scales. I would also guess female by size and body shape, but you should have it probed to be certain. Nice looking chondro.
Brandon Osborne
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MegF
Jun 19, 2008 05:56 PM
I immediately thought Aru as well. The belly scales and the somewhat stubby tail sure looks like that. Nice animal.
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promod383
Jun 19, 2008 06:15 PM
Thanks for the answers. Now I just have to find her a mate that I can afford.
Brandon Osborne
Jun 19, 2008 08:39 PM
>>Thanks for the answers. Now I just have to find her a mate that I can afford.
What do you consider affordable? Males are much easier to come by than females. I'm sure you can find a nice CBB male to suite your needs.....or her needs.lol. Ya just gotta know where to look.
Brandon Osborne
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