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This Suri is only 4 months and two days old in this photo. I bred for widows peaks but this was a nice surprise. About 1/4 of the litter are turning red faster than any I have seen. The mom "Mega Peaks" has very little color and the huge peaked dad is very dark so this was not expected. The red side medallions are blending in with its side color already. If you look closely at the back of the neck you can see the red bleeding in. Curious to see what the color will eventually look like.

>>This Suri is only 4 months and two days old in this photo. I bred for widows peaks but this was a nice surprise. About 1/4 of the litter are turning red faster than any I have seen. The mom "Mega Peaks" has very little color and the huge peaked dad is very dark so this was not expected. The red side medallions are blending in with its side color already. If you look closely at the back of the neck you can see the red bleeding in. Curious to see what the color will eventually look like.
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Dave @ East TN Reptiles

It does not surprise me, that the babies came out with nice color. One of these days, maybe everyone will realize that you do not have to have the best adults to produce the best babies.....GOD BLESS......Johnson Herp

i love the redder suris
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NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL !!

a smoker. as most i have seen you post. i would love to own one or two of your lattertails. ilove all boas. but BCC and BCI are my first choice. here are a couple of our lovely female BCI. HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone and may you all have a great breeding season.later Brendan