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All 2013 examples...
Tarahumara, Mexico Boa
Hog Island Boa, Honduras
Pastel Dream Fineline Arabesque
Venezuela, Apure State
OT Hypo Jungle
Surinamese BCC
Belem, Brazil Red Tail
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The long wait is over..... just in.... Venezuelan BCC, Bolivar State......
Thanks for looking!
Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
LEGACY REPTILES
www.legacyreptiles.com
Whoa!! All stunning as usual Orlando!!
I have to say my favorite is that Belem brazil red tail. Wow.
Dave
Dave,
Thanks! How are those Trinidad boas?
Take care!
Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
LEGACY REPTILES
www.legacyreptiles.com
They are doing great!!! I will post some pics soon.
Dave
Hi Orlando,
I was looking at your Tarahumara pic. Can they be differentiated from other dark Mexican boas? I ask because I am going to get one next week (sold as a Tarahumara boa), and I want to know what to look for.
A pic of the one I am receiving shows a dark busy pattern and a dark spear on the top of the head like yours. Also large dark eye stripes.
Thanks for any info.
Mark,
I just sent you a PM.
Take care!
Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
LEGACY REPTILES
www.legacyreptiles.com
2013 male Tarahumara boa (let me know what you think)
He looks big in the first pic, that is a visual reference problem. The 2nd pic shows how tiny his head really is. The third pic is with better lighting. He is extremely calm. I was told it was the largest neonate in the litter. His dad is under 40 inches, and his mom is bigger, like 4ft.
I do not have lots of experience with boas, but I have never seen such a small baby boa in person, at least head size and girth, though his length is there. The eye stripe is awesome. I had him on a small grapevine branch that was darker in color, and it took a 2nd look to find his head with that eye stripe blending in with the wood.
Amazing!! Would love to see those Arabesques in person!! Perfect specimens, as always from you guys!! Thanks for sharing and for sticking with breeding such beautiful animals!!
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Jamess
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