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so, just got some time to post some bad pics of a great litter.
I tried this pairing last year and got slugs on day 91. she must have read the book
that got me worried this year as she went 116, which was KILLING ME. didnt read the book this year.

Needles to say this is a litter I have been working on since 2004 when I got mom from Bill K.

Dad came from Linda H,

both het anery

So the babies. Not sure all what I got here, I like to leave them to themselves in their birthing cage till they shed. All big healthy babies, not all in the pics.

Not sure yet if both motley arabs and anery motley arabs have these jet black eyes, or just the anerys

Will post all individual pics once they shed, for now I just peek into the pile under the newspaper.

Thank all of you guys for sharing your stuff, I really enjoy checking it all out,

Hope you find this interesting.

Brian Logan

Nice litter congrats, very excellent !

I bet I had a brother to that '04 Arabesque from Bill Kirby

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Congrats on an awesome litter!
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Great litter!
Motley arabesques are my favorite combo.
Congrats and thanks for sharing!
Aaron
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Now that's a first and very unique morph cross! Those will be some potentially potent animals. Looks like you got some really nice looking Boas out of that cross!

I take it the Hypo Motley was also het Anery too? That technically means there should be a Motley-Besque Ghost floating around in there too, right? Awesome!

Huge congrats on your long deserving results!

Chaz Neely
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Congrats!
Such variety!
Did you hit on any ghosts?
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outstanding litter. You had more success with that girl than I had with her sisters. The anery I used to produce your female was the same anery that produced the first ghost boas which included "Mr Hershey" and whose daughter made the high contrast anery jungles I produced last year. The anery line is very clean and does not yellow out. I look forward to seeing all of the animals in the litter and hope to see a high contrast anery motley arabesque.
It is great to see persistence in a project pay off so well and I think you have been well rewarded for your time and effort. It would be great to see one of these in a T form.
Congratulations again.

Bill Kirby

Conrats Brian. Lesson learned never let your boas read the book lol.