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Looked in this morning to see my female longicauda blown up like a balloon, dont know who put the football in with her but she ate it lol...

This will be her second litter in 4 years (I breed them biannually)and she is just now turning 6 years old so should be ready to go again. Last litter was 24 perfect babies with one anery and many golden ones like dad. I hope to see the same or better this year now that she is older and bigger, sire and dam are unrelated Harding line animals. I held 6 back from the first litter to see how they would turn out, I was not dissapointed!

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Lateralis
"I would rather be precisely wrong than approximately right"
Marion "Doc" Ford

>>Looked in this morning to see my female longicauda blown up like a balloon, dont know who put the football in with her but she ate it lol...
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>>This will be her second litter in 4 years (I breed them biannually)and she is just now turning 6 years old so should be ready to go again. Last litter was 24 perfect babies with one anery and many golden ones like dad. I hope to see the same or better this year now that she is older and bigger, sire and dam are unrelated Harding line animals. I held 6 back from the first litter to see how they would turn out, I was not dissapointed!
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>>Lateralis
>>"I would rather be precisely wrong than approximately right"
>>Marion "Doc" Ford
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Thanks JB, they are my favorite boa, I like them all but the fact that these guys stay around 6 feet and have really sweet attitudes is a bonus. The babies go through such a dramatic color change that it really is 3 or more years before you know just what they are going to look like. Really great animals, I wish there was more done in terms of study/research on them...I'd like to find one in the field one day if I ever make it down that far south.

Here is a picture of mom just after dropping her first litter (you can see them in the rear, right corner of her enclosure.

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Cheers
Lateralis
"I would rather be precisely wrong than approximately right"
Marion "Doc" Ford