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I see so many ads for baby boas with a ton of pink for sale (heck, I even own one), but I never see any adult boas with this color. What happens to the all these colorful babies when they are adults? If it goes away what's the point of buying the high priced babies? Thanks

Here she is.

This female was a tad bit odd-looking as a baby but not entirely different from some high pink babies out there.

At about one year old the color started to intensify.

This is the most recent pic I have taken and already posted here on the forum a couple of weeks ago. She should be breedable next season. She changes color quite a bit day to day but she definitely gets fired up quite often.

DM Exotics

WOW...thats simply awesome!!! I love the chronological pics. INCREDIBLE animal.

-jason
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0.2 Green Tree Pythons
2.2 Ringed Pythons
2.3 Ball Pythons
1.2 Hog Island Boas
1.1 Argentine Boas
0.1 Solomon Island Ground Boa
1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boas
7.8 Corns (various morphs)
1.1 N. Pines (Pituophis)
0.0.1 N.Diamondback Terrapin

who produced this? where can I pick a strawberry like that??!

Really, that's a sweet animal.

They are both very nice but very different from eachother.

I just got a new camera so I will take some fresh pics this weekend if they are all "flying their colors". These are older pics of a keeper male

head shot

DM Exotics

The male is outragious.
Matt

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Randall L Turner Jr.
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I just got this little guy in today he is amazing .Im having a bit of trouble getting in his color but im sure you can get a good idea of what i mean. another blazin boa to add to the colection
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Hey, post the pic of his daddy I sent you...that's a nice adult (4.5 feet, 3 years in pic), and he continues to get pinker...

K. Royer

Jake in all his glory.

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