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Jamess

Accidentally hit "post" vs "preview" while trying to be sure I had all the pics uploaded... Apologies.

Wanted to show some post first shed photos of my 2nd litter of 75% Peruvian Hypos born Fathers Day weekend this year as well as add some pics from the 2011 litter's holdbacks to show how they color up over some time. That should explain the last few boas looking a bit bigger than the others. Same parents, in both litters.

Below, I have added a baby pic and a recent pic of the same Hypo to show the 2 year changes in color. The baby pic is an outside shot and the other is an indoor shot with no flash but there is a light on overhead.I can also say that the father is STILL getting deeper and deeper oranges and reds on (and under) him so I think it's safe to say all of these offspring should too to some degree. In any event, I dont post on KS too much but wanna get back into that habit so feel free to comment or question on this or any post! Thanks for looking!

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Jamess
NewWorldMorphs

I like the 3rd pic.

Cool to see those classic Peruvian saddles show up.
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Jamess
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I just clutched 17 33% Peruvian het albino and dh sunglo... Peruvian blood smokes.

Thanks for the compliment! Congrats on your litter!! And, lastly, AGREED!! the Peruvian influence reallllly pays off!! With mine, can't speak for all , the reds and oranges just continue to brighten and intensify , making them an awesome animal to wanna keep around and watch mature!

Here's a pic of my 50/50 male :

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Jamess
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