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a blood sibling. These guys should be called glow worms because they are super bright. You think getting quality shots of bloods was hard, forget about these guys. Anyway, the Sunglow blood shed and ate for me already. His eye is almost fully healed as well. Thanks Lar! The albino blood never shed so he is very shiny still. I'm hoping he will eat soon. The only other blood in this litter has a wacky pattern. Initially, I thought it was a hypo blood but now I'm not so sure. Opinions are welcome on him. Thanks for looking. Mike Panichi

Kahl Sunglow Blood A REAL GLOW WORM

Kahl Albino Blood



Hypo Blood or regular blood?? Let me know what you think?



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Absolutely beautiful Mike. We haven't talked for a few, but man you have really produced some killer stuff in the meantime. Those are going to scorch when they get a couple more sheds. They hurt already looking at them. Keep it up Mike. Stay safe up there.

Zach and Matt
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And we say hypo blood on your last one.

Zach and Matt
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Thanks for the kind words guys. I kind of think that blood is a hypo as well. Take care and I hope all is well. Mike Panichi
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Thanks... I just crapped myself.
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Richard Ceniceros

LoL, thanks Rich. They are very very bright. Mike Panichi
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Those are some trully inspirational boas, you have there! I'd have to say Bloody Sunglow all the way. I couldn't imagine a Bloody Hypo being that brightly colored, nor an Albino but then I can't acurately answer that, till I have a few of my own in front of me.....hopefully sometime soon.

Judging from the looks of your awesome little boas, I can't wait to see what mine will look like

I just can't believe how much color those things have, definitely surpassed my expectations.

I'm hoping the Arabesque gene will compliment both the Blood Boa's pattern and color...

Huge Congrats, those are trully awesome to look at. I can't wait to see how they look in a few more months, please keep us all posted...

Chaz Neely
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Excuse me Mike, I got ahead of myself, as usual! I'd say Hypo Blood for the boa in the last picture. For some reason I was thinking you were asking about the boa in the first group of pics... Guess the awesomeness in colors on that animal, threw me for a loop!

Anyways, awesome bunch of boas you have there!

Chaz Neely

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if not the best albino boa ever produced. That thing will look amazing as it matures. I think the last one is a hypo blood especially given the eye appearance. Congratulations, truely amazing animals.

Bill Kirby

Thanks Bill. I hope they do well. Take care. Mike Panichi
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These guys are UnBoaLievable Mike !!!

I say Hypo Blood on that last guy.

I am so happy that beautiful Sunglow Blood's eye healed after treating it.

I can't believe how absolutely bright and gorgeous these guys are
,I'm really really happy for you Mike !

They look so wonderful, you must be absolutely ecstatic !

. . . Lar M
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Thanks Lar, I always appreciate your opinions. I'm hoping the eye will totally clear up. Its night and day from where it was a few weeks ago. Take care and I'll keep posting these guys as they shed. Thanks again. Mike Panichi
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Mike, you have to stop dipping those 'glow worms' in all that color!! They're getting too color saturated! lol. Awesome- congrats!

n/p

those are just fantastic.
making new morphs is just too much fun!
thanks for sharing.

To still have Kahl albinos it has to be for the Albino Blood and Sunglow Blood! Awesome stuff man btw that striped Sunglow is insane and that Blood has to be a Hypo no doubt!
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Brandon Nixon

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To good to be true! Im mesmerized by that sunglow blood. What a prized serpent you just helped spring into life. That's ONE HELL OF A BAD TO THE BONE BLOOD SUNGLOW.

They are out of this world! Especially the first. Big congrats. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
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I'm glad you are taking bloods in exciting directions and can't wait to see these as they age.