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The larger is a female yearling with lots of broken top circles that form a zig-zag type stripe. Although it's subject to change, the smaller is a 11/03 male completely unrelated with the intent of breeding. He's got a fair amount of the same type broken circles. As the female is growing, I'm got as excited about the pattern anymore.

I'll bet they make interestingly pattered young...

Chris O
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This is the female littermate of the 11/03. Their colors are different than mine and although mine aren't brilliantly colored, I'm not sure I like these so much either. One month they are too dark then the next month I like them...and off and on again and again. So it's my experience of learning how they look as they grow. I've got some coming soon that should be prettier.

It kinda sounds like I don't like my snakes, but I really do. I just haven't ever raised anything other than an reverse okeetee corn and he stayed the same color all of his days, and nights for all his 13 years I had him.

Thanks for looking.

Photographing BRB's is a challenge. It's difficult not to pollute their colors with the flash...outdoors seems to work well...

Chris
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