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This female is from my extreme het anery and albino hondurans bred together. Her larger bands are lighter orange. I am calling her a reverse extreme. Don

Hey!,..that's really awesome Don!. The width on what would normally be the RBR(red body rings) is certainly opposite of what they would normally be, so the name "reverse extreme" is very fitting and deserved in my opinion......as you already are well aware, there aren't too many "reverse" Hondo's in the hobby, let alone extremes, so congratulations on that unique little critter!

If memory serves me, you have produced some nice "reverse" tangerine albinos in the past too, and those were stunning as well!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Very nice Don. I think that name is very fitting. That animal is one of a kind I'm sure.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Updated 9/9/08

Thats wild looking Don. The reverse makes for an interesting looking extreme.
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Randy Whittington

Incredible looking snake Don, congrats. I missed seeing you and Sally this past weekend. Would of made for an interesting few days had they not cancelled...
Look forward to seeing you soon.
Nathan

Thats awesome.I think we will start seeing more and more like that in the near future.The sky is the limit.
I did produce a couple reverse albinos this year just out of the blue but they are not killer ones like yours and Joe's.
I also have a yearling anery het hypo that is in reverse form.She is very cool looking and was produced by Guy Clark.

L8r

Outrageous looking snake Don... like most of your stuff
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"The band is just fantastic, that is really what I think. Oh by the way, which ones pink?"

Very nice Don.. thats how I like em!
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Jon Wedow
Sharp Dressed Snakes

Thanks everyone. I hope she ends up being double het. Don