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I posted a picture of a very pregnant Sharp Sunglow awhile back that I call Ember due to her lovely color and tail. The male that was responsible for her condition was an 08 Marron male. Very healthy babies were born on 9/8/11; no still born, one sweet potato, and only one with unabsorbed yolk. I actually have not counted heads, but quite a few babies for a boas first clutch and plenty of hypos. Once they shed and I sort things out I will post pictures of Marron offspring.

Thanks for looking,

John Manser

Awesome John,
Can't wait to see some pictures of these little guys post shed. It will be interesting in the coming years to see how the Maroon gene is expressed in the albinos.
Warren
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Dr Warren Booth / Director USARK
North Carolina State University
Department of Entomology

Congrats on a sweet litter John! Can't wait to see the pics!
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Brandon Nixon

John,
Congrats! Nice pile of neonates..

Take care!

Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
LEGACY REPTILES
www.legacyreptiles.com

Cool litter! Any picturess of te sire?
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"Go Big or Go Home" Muscle Morph Constrictors Inc. Long Island, New York * MuscleMorphConstrictors@yahoo.com

Wow that's an amazing litter congrats John, Ember is one heck of a
great looking Sharp Glow !

I can't wait to see pics of these kids !

. . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz

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Huge Congrats ! Looks like 2 marrons by her tail for sure.

AWEOMSE PAIRING! and what a beautiful mom!! I cant wait to see if this challenge of determining Marrons from non-Marrons is easily distinguishable in your litter....

Congrats what a sweet litter.
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Richard Ceniceros

John

Congrats!

Now that is a GOOD looking Momma boa. Can you post a pic of her
as a neonate?

I'm trying to come to grips with how the sharp sunglows &
albinos change color as they mature. Thanks.....tc
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www.NewWorldDragons.com,
NewWorldDragons@NewWorldDragons.com

This girl did not change much except for the better due to her size increase with age. From the quality sunglows I have seen in person, from either line (Sharps or Kahl), in my experience seem to stay about the same unlike most albinos and maybe even get better.

Here she is at about 12 months of age.

John

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME JOHN. You deserve it sir. Can't wait to hear the final count and see these beauties shed. Hypo marrons het sharp. VERY IMPRESSIVE MR. Manser. As Always.

A Cut Above
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Thanks very much guys.
John

We tried to get ahold of you the other day. We are sure you are busy with all the charges and your normal day to day, but if you can shoot us a call, we would love to talk with you for a bit. Thanks John.

A Cut Above
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