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These guys were born yesterday from a nice hypo dbl het that
came from the sharpman and a het for sharp that came from a
swedish line jungle, sharp litter from class reptilia.
There are 7 normal, 6 hypos, 8 albinos, 2 sunglows and what
look like 2 nice little surprises. Let me know what you think
of these. They seem out of place... 
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www.NewWorldDragons.com,
NewWorldDragons@NewWorldDragons.com
jungle?
Looks very jungle-like but the mother wasn't a jungle, or wasn't
sold to me as a jungle.
She came from a Jungle clutch, one of her parents was a swedish-
line jungle. If she was a normal jungle there should have been
many more jungles.
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www.NewWorldDragons.com,
NewWorldDragons@NewWorldDragons.com
enjoy
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Michael A Combs Sr
What makes them Jungles?
I can see the super jungles out there easily enough. But I am not really familiar with the jungles.
What makes this a jungle and not just an abberant boa?
Just trying to educate myself. Been years since I took a break from the reptile world.
I didn't say they were jungles, they shouldn't be jungles.
The mother wasn't a jungle, but her mother was a jungle.
They look like jungles though. They will have to be bred & proved
out to confirm this, which I will be very happy to do. 
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www.NewWorldDragons.com,
NewWorldDragons@NewWorldDragons.com
I meant, what makes a jungle? What in your boa would make it a jungle? I am not saying it is. But if it is, I would like to learn about jungles.
I guess I will have to google it or something.
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