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sorry for the quality guys, trust me the snakes are more impressive in person!

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

Nice Jeff.
I'll see your bet, and raise you w/ one hypo syspila.
-Dell

Gimme a couple days to snap a "nice" pic - hard to beat that killer hypo (gorilla daughter) you posted below but I may have an ace up my sleeve in the hypo dept.
Very sorry for the loss of the gorilla BTW, she was a gas! sniff/sob
-Jeff

>>Nice Jeff.
>>I'll see your bet, and raise you w/ one hypo syspila.
>>-Dell
>>

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

Very sorry for the loss of the gorilla BTW, she was a gas! sniff/sob
No, no, no....the big old black widow Syspila Gorilla, that I've sent you to breed to your hypo male, is alive and kicking, thank god. Her great hypo grandson died in burmation this year.

The "Syspila Gorilla".

Her hypo hatchling.♀

And hypo son from the same clutch.

And from that pairing they produced, this screamer ♂, that died in burmation this year.

He was a three year old and a very solid snake. I regret keeping him in burmation so long. It's the only thing I can think of that I did wrong.
But what are ya gonna do? I deal in Pales for the most part and Pales seem to require long burmation periods for the most part.

-Dell

Very nice Jeff. Looks like mama in the last photo was about to drop a few.
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Randy Whittington

They look impressive to me now!! Very nice.

Joe

Wow! I think I've seen a couple of those larger guys in person - they ARE stunning!

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-Cole