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Here are some pics of Mendoza after recent shed. Also I got a new snake, a Bredl's python. Great snake, even calmer than Mendoza (who is very tame.)

Thanks for looking,
Ed

He got an attitude when I laid him on the grass

And introducing Brett...

man i swear i seen that bredli somewhere else before hmmm lol

that ARB looks great i am going to attempt to breed my "pair" of them this year and see if it works out

>>man i swear i seen that bredli somewhere else before hmmm lol
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>> that ARB looks great i am going to attempt to breed my "pair" of them this year and see if it works out

Do you have a pair of ARB's??? If I remember correctly, your roommate has one. Great snakes, I'm not sure why they are not more popular.

my roomie has two what we think is a pair and what was sold as a pair, but when probed the numbers are little close so only attempted breeding will tell for sure if true pair or not.

the female seems to have some guyana influance in her tho.

for simplicity of post i just reguard all snakes as mine specialy since i do most all the cleaning and feeding. they are her snakes but still my adopted kids so to say lol.

if all goes well i will have one heck of a breeding season, i am a little naughty tho and paired together a few already for early season breeding lol

black bloods and also coral albino x "normal" het anery boa
the males of both have been going nuts past few weeks so decided what the heck and well bloods were almost instant copulation and boas have been courting like crazy and male even left a present on females back lol

Beautiful snakes and congrats on the new python!
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Aubrey Ross

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>>Beautiful snakes and congrats on the new python!

Nice looking python - that is one breed that I have always had my eye on.
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Mike

7.13 BRB
1.2 Spotted Python
1.0 Cal. King

>>Nice looking python - that is one breed that I have always had my eye on.

Thanks Mike. Yeah, a Bredl's seems to be right up my alley - decent size but not too big, fairly easy to maintain, calm temperment, good looking (imo) and not real shy. Not as good as rainbow boas, of course...

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Frank Roberts

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hey very nice there Ed i like your taste... so whats the count over there now are you at what 4 now?
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-Stephen-

0.1 soon to be wifey (Babe)
1.0 rotwiler/chow (Boomer)
1.0 norm corn (Jake)
1.0 col redtail boa (Switch, formally known as Dixie)
0.1 ball python (Bella)
1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa (Torpaz & Saphira)

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