I just took this picture a few minutes ago, & I can't believe how big she has gotten!!! She spends most of the time during the day in the back of her cage or under the paper so recently I've only been able catch a glimpse of her. When I got home tonight there she was sitting right out in the open on top of the heat source in the heat conservation position.
You'll have to forgive the picture quality, trying to get a good photo of an albino at night inside of a black boaphile cage is almost impossilbe. I had to hold a light in one hand & try to snap the picture with the other, all while my camera's battery was on it's last legs.
Anyway she had her post ovulation shed on Feb. 20th making it 105 days on June 4th. I got my fingers crossed on this one.
Jason Reese.
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Gravid Coral Phase Albino
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Very nice!! Have a waiting list yet????
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No waiting list. I don't like to count my boas before they come, espcially after only getting 2 d/h sunglows last month. She is looking pretty promising, but June is still alittle ways off.
Jason Reese.
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Being gravid she isn't as colorful as she would normally be.
Jason Reese.
Jason Reese.
Hi,
Is this a Coral to Coral breeding? Do you have good pics of both the parents? Coral to Het doesn't seem to reliably produce Corals. Coral to Coral seems to. Let me know,
Paul Edwards
