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I would like to publicly thank the following breeders for allowing me to photograph their animals in Daytona:
Ralph Davis (RDR)
Amir Soleymani (Snakes at Sunset)
Mark & Kim Bell (Reptile Industries)
Brian & Lori Barczyk (BHB Enterprises)
Kevin & Kara (NERD)
Bob Clark
Mike Wilbanks (Constrictors Unlimited)
Nigel & Gail (Renaissance Reptiles)
Here are a few of the pics I took & you can follow the link below to see the rest!
Enjoy,
Greg Grazinai
Those photos are just fantastic.....
Can you give us some of your tips on taking such great pictures.
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RicK @ BbI
Ball Boutique,Inc.
The home of the singing snakes!
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Chad Bachman
What a great page - that really came together very nicely! Thanks for including some of our kiddos...your photos represent them beautifully! It was a blast talking with you at the show...we hope you have another fabulous year!!!
Best,
K & K
P. S. Let us know when you finally crumble on the retics!! 
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www.newenglandreptile.com
The Most Extensive Collection of Ball Python Mutations in Captivity
Nice work Greg, Your the bomb,,, Your site is the only site I have seen this kind of break down. Terrific job man.
Sam Craver
Cage Crafters
Outstanding pics of outstanding snakes.
Cant wait to see more....
Jared Horenstein
wonder if a pearl is an ivory with more color?......
wonder if all are just one of 4 types /colors/phases of leucistics?......
.......time.....lots of time.......
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JY
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.....wow....you people....really.....you are exactly like I thought.........
............right?
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As far as I know the pearl was wild caught so you never know what will come out if it. I will be interesting to see what happens when bred to a norm...
George Knaack
GLK HERP
I figured it was wild....and looked like it does now when caught....
that's what I mean...did it have a yellow stripe and it got darker pigments as it grew?...it was out in real sunlight maybe...*( probably a cage in Africa>?)......
look at albino turtles..they get greenish and darker pigments as they grow.....so maybe this form of ?"leucistic" looking ball made it's own pigments as it grew too?.....
maybe not..maybe a new morph.......maybe white smoke?.....maybe a super of something else?....
we'll see....HURRY UP Brian..........!!!!!!LOL
....have fun ........JY
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.....wow....you people....really.....you are exactly like I thought.........
............right?
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Fantastic photography...Totally bookmarkable!
What is that? I thought that Pastel x Cinny was the pewter?? I've heard that pastel siblings are supposed to be brighter than regular normals, so what's this amber pastel? a pastel sibling cinny or something? Does anybody understand what happened there yet?
Thanks for the help,
Bristen.
Amir actually produced that from an animal that is supposed to be a cinnamon....I think his own line of them? Who said all offspring from these two genes had to be the same?
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Luke Martin
Bronze Serpent Reptiles
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right.. so I guess what that means is that not every line of cinnamon pastel will produce pewters.. how interesting.. there are at least 3 lines of cinnamon pastels that produced pewters that I can remember.. I believe Graziani (the first one), Ralph Davis and did not Camlon Reptiles produce one also? There must be others that I'm forgetting... Interesting that some cinnamon pastels are not compatible..
Anyways, thanks for the reply.
Bristen.
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