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PARADIGM MOTLEY LITTER

Here are some pics of the paradigm motley litter we had on Mother's Day. For those who aren't familiar with the term 'parahet' it means that the animal is either het for Sharp Strain Albino or Boa Woman Caramel since a PARADIGM is het for BOTH.

Paradigm Motley Male

Paradigm Female

Motley Parahet Female

Sharp Strain Albino Motley Female

Sharp Strain Albino Motley Male 1

Sharp Strain Albino Motley Male 2

Sharp Strain Albino Motley Male 3

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Ty Hege
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Nice litter, those sharp mots are the best I have seen, but are you sure that that is a paridigm motley? It looks like it might be a pastel mot. Anyway you produced a smokin litter.

Marcus Williams

WOW! Those are some wonderful Sharp Albino Motleys. However i dont believe the first pic is a Paradigm Motley but it looks like a real nice "normal" Motley. Congrats!!!

I wasnt going to say it but I will agree with you...their are "Pastel" Motleys that have a nice clean look as that one.

The ones Big Mike produced look intense and super clean.

No offense to you Ty....great looking Sharp Motleys though!
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Brandon Nixon

>>WOW! Those are some wonderful Sharp Albino Motleys. However i dont believe the first pic is a Paradigm Motley but it looks like a real nice "normal" Motley. Congrats!!!

Like Lucas said, my first thoughts were not a paradigm motley either, but a great looking motley parahet. Just wasn't going to be the one to say it first. Absolutely amazing looking animals regardless of the outcome. Those sharp mots are insane. Great job Ty, just means next litter you hit on twice as many paradigm mots to make up for this one. Keep up the good work.
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Congrats TY
You really deserved these!
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3.3 Corn snakes

Very nice litter. That first male sharp albino is exceptionaly colored.

You just made me like motley boas! lol

This boy right here did it, he is fan-freaking-tastic!!

Course a bunch of them are pretty sweet but the contrast and color on that boy are SHARP! love it!!
Great motley patterns as well. The paradigm female is smoking.
Congrats!!
-April
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wow

Very nice Ty! Oh,did you get my e-mail by the way?

Reply on its way buddy.
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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
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and comments on my litter. I will have to take some other pictures to get some more opinions. You may all be right about the one NOT being a paradigm motley but I will tell you that in person there is very little doubt. I may be wrong and have to keep it to determine it for sure. I wished I wasn't in so much pain when the litter was born and would have taken some pictures because when they were FIRST BORN it looked much lighter and similar to some of the ones Big Mike had before. I haven't seen any updated pictures of paradigm motleys after shedding and I know there is quite a variety in litters and looks. I kept a paradigm female from last years litter and have been raising her up nice and slow for future breedings. I will try and take pictures of her and the animal in question together and maybe I can get the paradigm father in with them as well. Regardless of the outcome, as some of you stated, I am very happy and blessed to have had this litter and look forward to many more in the future. Once again thanks to EVERYONE and I understand and appreciate all of your opinions and comments. For now though, in my mind at least, the jury is still out on the one. lol
As a special treat here is mom and dad.

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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
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A couple more of dad. These are fully matured adult pics. He is a 3X proven animal. Here is a link to more info on this particular animal and you can see how he has aged. He is a celebrity of sorts. lol

http://www.basicallyboas.com/cgi-bin/blog?sdate_exact=08/12/2008 http://www.reptileinsider.com/uploads/showthread.php?t=13172

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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
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are INSANE!!!!
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