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Double Het for beautiful!

John J.

Aren't they awesome!!
Joel

Yes, brother they are.
We are keeping the last three pairs from this group and are honored to do so.
Fabulous Line of Peru's.

John J.

As real a Pucallpa as it gets!
Photographed in Pucallpa.

John J.

Next time you go take me with you, I assume you had to leave him there.
Joel

Did you happen to notice if you could determine which area's contained the Pucallpa's with the pattern abberancies or were they mixed?
Joel

No, Joel. These were actually taken by a friend of mine.
I can assure you, you will find all the variaties in Iquitos
that you will find in Pucallpa.
I will not get of on that subject at this time, it always seems
to start friction.

John J.

they are spectacular john, the log shots are very natural looking and the snakes look right at home on them, nice pic's.
greg.c

Thanks, Greg. Here is another Pucallpa.
Also photographed in Pucallpa Peru.

John J.

Alright that one would had to of come home with me!!
Thanks for sharing.
Joel

It could very well be here soon.
Shhh
John J.

wow! that's what i call a screamer.
greg

Na, that one is nice.
This one is the epitome
of beauty!

John J.

john does that snake have a purple hue or is my screen playing tricks on me, thats really black wow! very nice.
greg

Is that classified as "melanogaster" ?

These are just the rare " Black Peruvians. "
I have probably had more of these and Melanogaster,
than most I know " still not many. "
Here is a picture of one of the few REAL Melanogasters
that I have had.

John J.

Definately a Keeper!
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