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I picked up some boas from Bill Kirby, and one of them was a prego DH Leopard bred by a Leopard. 112 days after ovulation, here are the results that I woke up to this morning:

You wanna see what?!?!

You gotta go through me first!! All hiss, no bite (whew)...

The pile o' squirmers:

Separated a little:

A group shot:

The Leopards:

The DH's and the Hypo Leopard:

And finally, a closeup of the Hypo Leopard:

The final stats - 1 Hypo Leopard, 2 DH's, 4 Leopards, 1 Het Leopard, 1 stillborn (a DH), and 5 hockey pucks. A BIG thanks to Bill Kirby for all of his hard work, as I was just a mid-wife on this one!
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com

Congrats on an awesome Leopard litter! I cant say enough how these are my favorite pattern morph! That leo with that stripe really stands out!
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Brandon Nixon

Thanks Brandon, I am totally lovin' them too! I can't wait for these guys to shed to see what they really look like !
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com

An awesome litter of Baby Boas! Born in a Baby Boa Factory too I see! LOL

I have been trying to breed a male Leopard to a Hypo for four years without success. I may never see what you have there in that litter if this guy doesn't figure it out over here.

Congrats on a great litter!
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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK

Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site

Thanks Jeff, much appreciated. Yep, they were born in that excellent Baby Boa Factory that you created !

Best of luck with your Leo - have you tried reading him your Reptiles article from '96? Maybe he just needs to be brought up to speed on the birds & the bees....
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com

Congrats on the great litter. The Hypo Leopards are just an insane animal.

Rich Parrinello
SnakeMan's Exotics

Thanks Rich, I'm definitely impressed now that I have seen one in person. The pattern & the color is incredible!
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Kevin Blumenthal
www.blumenboas.com