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Here's my contribution to the New Jersey Sharp Snow population (there must be something in the water out here...):

I bred my male Sharp Snow to an unrelated DH Sharp. 5 Sharp Snows, 3 Sharp Albinos het Anery, and 2 Anerys het Albino. Mom is doing fine and is enjoying a nice meal .

Good luck to all with your upcoming litters this season!
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com

No DblHets? Gorgeous litter! If not I guess the slugs would have been the Dbl Hets. Pretty cool!

Must be something in the water in Jersey!

Congrats on a beautiful litter!

Al Brown/Brown's Boas

I really like this Sharp Albino its pattern is so beautiful and bold

It was on the left in the second pic also I think

Congrats !

. . . Lar M
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Great work....keep it up ! Super Congrats !!! I think I see some "boyfriends".

Congrats! Some of those albinos look like they have some wicked color!
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Python; Bci; Bcl; Bco
3.0 Crazy Dogs and 2.0 cats
Some Tropical Fish
...........and growing!

C'mon Kevin....what do you expect living here!? We have it all

You always post much, much, MUCH nicer pictures than I do!!

Congrats again man!
Ryan

but the albinos look great. I see a lot of bland looking
sharp albinos, those don't look bland.

Maybe the snows right next to them make them seem more colorful.
I'm curious what they will look like after they shed.

Congratulations.

Thanks all for the compliments, I'll be sure to post some post shed pics!
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com

Some realy nice looking Snows and Albinos in their!

Wow Kevin you hit the jackpot! Those are awesome, and I really like the bold chunky patterns. That first shot with mom and the kids is great. Congrats!
-April
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