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My last litter was VERY male heavy, tried to take pics of all of them today, and here's a couple of the few that didn't try to make a run for it. I also got to witness some tail luring, I always really dig seeing stuff like that, guess it means its time to feed them

I really like this ones clean almost airbrushed look

This is another one that has really stood out since day 1, his saddles are kinda funky, but I love his contrast and his tail is unreal, I like him so much here's 2 pics

And here's 4 more that were nice enough to be still for a few seconds

And here are a couple females

Nick,
Beautiful examples..... Thanks for sharing!

Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
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NICE hour glass classic Peruvian patterns!!!!_Charlie

Charlie, and anybody else...... my old email got hacked, please send me a pm and I will add you to my new contacts list.

Thanks, Nick

please e-mail me directly from your new e-mail!-thanks,Charlie
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Wow I cannot believe how clean and beautiful they are !

These came from those W.C. Parents you had shipped in
a few years back correct ?

Very nice litter, I Luv that red tails on several of these !

. . . Lar M
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This litter was produced from a "farm bred" Peruvian female, and either a "farm bred" male, or 1 of my males produced by Mark Hauge. I strongly suspect that both males sired a few babies based on witnessing copulation with both, and the looks of the offspring.

I don't own any W/C Peruvians, the closest thing are a couple different animals that were supposed to be farm bred, but after purchasing them and talking with the original owner I learned they were covered with ticks when they first came in......so I have my suspicions.

What a great collection of Peruvians man! That first one is just something else. I really need a pure BCC boa in my collection likr that. Thanks for sharing
Jake

A couple of those have that wash you see on T animals. It's especially noticeable by the tail. Any chance there is something going on? Most Peruvians are very inky.
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Jason Dowell

Those are some of the prettiest Peruvians I've ever seen. They'll stay light well into adulthood.

they're turning out real nice Nick. I'll have to come by and see them again post shed.