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We are so thrilled about this litter that I can't even describe the feeling! We have been waiting for a long time for these and are so excited with the results.

I can't wait to see what these two look like after a shed when their color is in! You can see how different their patterns are.

Their heads are peach!

Here are the grandparents that produced our double het Leopard Albinos in 2004.

Thanks to everybody for looking, I'm sure there will be plenty more pictures where these came from after they shed!
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Amanda Burke
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great news guys. i was just listening to the reptile radio blog that Tom did and found out you did this cross this season. Congrats. You have a second female due also, is that correct. Good luck.

Warren
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Dr Warren Booth
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>>We are so thrilled about this litter that I can't even describe the feeling! We have been waiting for a long time for these and are so excited with the results.
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>>I can't wait to see what these two look like after a shed when their color is in! You can see how different their patterns are.
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>>Their heads are peach!
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>>Here are the grandparents that produced our double het Leopard Albinos in 2004.
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>>Thanks to everybody for looking, I'm sure there will be plenty more pictures where these came from after they shed!
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>>Amanda Burke
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>>Burke Reptiles Website

Just when I thought I couldn't be more of a boa purist; I guess that has to go out the window now. That is probably the best combo we will see all year next to the sharp blood. Congrats guys.

UNREAL!!!!!!! Way better than I even expected..

Major Congrats Amanda and Tom.

WOW is all I have to say. Made my 4th weekend a little better knowing there is ANOTHER one I'm going to have to go for. lol

Have a great 4th everyone..

Jeremy

Those are incredible...
I can't wait to see what the color does as they mature...
Major Congrats
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Josh Ketchum
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Amanda,

They look awesome to say the least! Job well done!

Brandon
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Brandon Nixon

Grats you guys!!!! The one you pictured alone reminds me of a retic?! I really dig em!!!!

Sweet looking animal Tom & Amanda! All the best with them...
Ryan DeCaro

Congrats and as always - more pics! Will be really cool to see these two grow!!!!
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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

Those are outstanding!!!Congradulations!!

Mike
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WOW! I agree with Guy...those look like mini retics!! Great job!!!

Andy
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....I have been wanting to see since the first time I saw a Leopard! They will be insane looking when they get to 3-4ft!
Congrats again!
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Those are extremely kool ! Is it just me or are those heads extremely similar to Super Motley heads ?
. . . . . Lar M
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Well done.

Chris

Those are definitley, definitely...uuH? Mind Boggling!!!!

Congrats,

Chaz Neely

Great looking kids! I have been wondering what those would look like!!! Great stuff Tom & Amanda Burke!
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Wow! You have worked for a long time on the project and how great that its here! Those are really incredible boas! Congratulations Tom and Amanda for your success! I hope you will be showing them off in Daytona this year!

Congrats!
John

you want something done right , you do it yourself.
They look awsome...I'm happy to see your success , but it is like another punch in the gut, knowing I got ripped off 8k on my supposed DH's, I should have made them myself or bought them from you guys!

Congratulations once again..totaly awsome!

Mike

Amanda:

What a pair of beautiful boas.

Can't wait to see post shed photos.

Brian

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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com

Tom & Amanda -

I seldom post these days, and it really takes something worth commenting on before I do post ...

And these are really worth commenting on ...

I really appreciate the time and patience put into a project of double recessive genes ... especially when it pays off with results that clearly and unmistakenly represent the characteristics of both genes ... even moreso, given the limited work done with (and limited success with) the Leopard gene.

My only suggestion is not to get into the fancy adjectives such as "peach-colored" heads and whatever else describes them ... the animals really speak for themselves.

Also, what a great testiment to living up to your slogan of "Selective Breeding".

I will have an extra beer tonight to help you celebrate.

A tad bit trite, but ... A BIG CONGRATS !!!

Wow... I now want to get an albino leopard. They look great.
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Richard Ceniceros
Tap or take a nap

Major Congrats!! Very nice work, they look just as cool as I imagined they would!! Dan

Congrats Amanda,
WOW, those look nothing like I was expecting, they are much better. Awesome looking litter.
Steve

Now those are albinos!!!!

unreal

Jared
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For another successful conclusion to a truly exciting project. What a great job you have done, hey are simply amazing !
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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

Yours are just way cooler! congrats!

I cant wait till my group goes next year.
They look real cool and again congrats, congrats, congrats!
How big did your dbl. hets max out at to breed? Mine are still small and dont want to grow, lol.
AWESOME!

Amazing litter and very beautiful albinos. Andrew

Amazingly beautiful! They look abit like the albino black head pythons out of the netherlands.

I thought they would be! I had expected these might be similar to how most of the albino motleys have been where the color intensity is not great, but those kids are FULL of bright peachy orange - Very Cool! Congrats Tom and Amanda!

Steve Reiners

www.BoaMorph.com

NP

Beautiful combination!!! I love the heads on those two. Looking forward to seeing a Sunglow Leopard!

Carl Aiken-Snakes

words! It's nice to be able to have a place to share our excitement with people who understand it!
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Amanda Burke
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WOW
Those babies are unreal.
High Five guys, they're awesome!

Alex