I just took a bunch of pics this weekend and thought that I'd share a couple now, and some more later.
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Here's a 2013 female Sunset that I produced - complete with newsprint stains on her spine. She's the only one that I kept of the 22 Sunsets . 15 of them went somewhere overseas.
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IMG_1809 by munchang111, on Flickr
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IMG_1813 by munchang111, on Flickr
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IMG_1811 by munchang111, on Flickr
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Here's a unique little 2013 male Motley that I produced from a Ferrari Pastel x Motley litter. It was a small litter with only 3 Motleys , but this guy was light with an odd pattern. With his reduced pattern, I plan on breeding him to an aberrant Jungle one day in hopes to get Jungle Motleys that show more Jungle anomalies in the combo pattern
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IMG_1827 by munchang111, on Flickr
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IMG_1828 by munchang111, on Flickr
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IMG_1830 by munchang111, on Flickr
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A couple of Randoms -- part 1
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Those are some very nice looking boas! I like how the motley's head isn't long & narrow like most motleys I see.
Dan
Beautiful Boa Productions Dave . . . good plans with that Motley . . .
I have a couple light Motley's I produced in 2012 tat are extremely light . . .
I hope to find the perfect project for them as well . . .
Great job Dave glad to see you're still plugging along as I am . . .
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. . . Lar M
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