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My local petshop guy is going shopping reptiles soon.
Here's a better definition picture to show less and bigger white spots than collaris pattern.
Which male could be the best partner :
C.Collaris Yellowhead
C. Baleyi (Like Eve's Zuni and Hopi couple)
Thank for any advice
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Alex & Marie-Čve
Hello,
Is this the same sara as last time??????
On this photo she looks more like a Cr. collaris collaris from new mexico. yellow version with yellowhead males.
On the picture you see a couple of this kind.
also next message a photo of a female with big spots.
Peter
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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site
the next photo
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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site
and also next one
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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site
That couple is nice pretty, your female have such a deep look. Does she have a makeup ? :~
Already saw your website today but sorry, didnt cliked up dutch sponsors 
Sorry about that webcam crap pic imbroglio.
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Alex & Marie-Čve
On your website, those are called to be collaris insularis ?
I'm sure you will explain that ... I'm listening 
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Alex & Marie-Čve
Yes, thats correct and also incorrect.
In Holland they started to call them "insularis".
Normaly the name "insularis" is a old name for bisinctorus.
The real name of the annimals of the photo's is:
Cr. collaris collaris. They come of the area new mexico.
So you can also say: Cr. collaris "new mexico".
Sorry for that misundertood.
Its diffyculd to discribe them since al the collaris species are bring back under one name.
Kind greetings Peter
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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site
All so very feminine and girly faced.
Nice pics you guys should post them more, LOL enjoy seeing new faces, 
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Eve
I called back Simon, my local petshop guy.
I told him that I want the youngest male possible.
But he replied that yellowhead for sale are mostly wild caught and by the way, not juveniles anymore.
Is it a bad idea to get a bestial and wild male for my tame female ?
Are there issues of agressivity between collareds male vs female?
Except mating for sure
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Alex & Marie-Čve
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