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Here is my Sharp sunglow female in 2005 when I purchased her from Class Reptilia.
Here she is today, pictures were actually taken about 2 hours ago. It's true that Sharps actually get better as they get older, at least that is the case with this girl. She is close to 7 ft and is more than ready for this coming breeding season, I can't wait to see what she produces!
What do you guys think?
Best of luck with that beauty this season. She definitely is very nice, and for sure has become better with age.
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Randall L Turner Jr.
She is a very nice looking sharp. What do you plan on breeding her to this season?
Marcus
I thought you were providing the male!? J/K I'm not even really sure, I was thinking a jungle, motley or if I can get my hands on one, I like the Central American T-positives from the Burkes. I may end up putting one of my guys from my stripe line with it. What do you think?
If you could produce Striped Sharps that look like that striped boa in your pic I am pretty sure you would not have a problem moving the ones that you did not want to keep for yourself. Good luck with whatever male you pick, you can't go wrong with any of them.
Marcus
Wow that's obviously an outstanding Sharp Sunglow. I hope my Class Reptilia DH Sharp Fem produces some like that.
. . . . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz
NOBAMA 08
Yeah I want that boa.
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Ashley Lopez's Black Forest Constrictors.
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This is why I am so glad I got into the sharps. They look awesome!!!
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Monty Montalbo
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