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OK, folks, no one seems to be able to figure this one out... so I'm posting here. This is one of the PRETTIEST snakes I've seen, but I can't find a picture of anything like it. Anyone have an idea??

Yes, the picture is slightly out of focus, and the snake was wet (just rinsed her off). What is she???

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Bonnie Keller
VA Reptile Rescue
www.vareptilerescue.org

2nd pic

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Bonnie Keller
VA Reptile Rescue
www.vareptilerescue.org

Looks to be a Bolivian Amarilli, although not tha tail... possible a Brazilian Redtail crossed with amrailli... or even a bolivian amarilli crossed with a colombian...

deffinately a nice adult.. and deffinately has that amarilli influence with the saddles and the square, stout body..

take care - Joe
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin

I agree with Joe, definitely has amarali influence.....but has too many tail bands to be a true amarali, bolivian or brazillian. Probably a cross like Joe said.

Philip

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Randall L Turner Jr.

You never experience life until you have kids..then you realize what you should have done rather then what you did do

Smart aleck.... ;-P

--Bonnie

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Randall L Turner Jr.

You never experience life until you have kids..then you realize what you should have done rather then what you did do

Could be Guyanan. I've seen a few with thin saddles. In any case, for what it's worth, just represent it as a generic redtail. Without any history, it's impossible to label. Nice boa.

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