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It was been some time since I posted pics of my SHARP Sunglows, but as many of you with children know, time is a luxury we do not have. This male has really come into his own over the last couple of months- the SHARP coupled with the Salmon has created an impressive coral-like, mottled lateral view with accents of pink hues in the face. I, as well as others in this project, knew the SHARP Sunglows were going to be special, in that they will segregate themselves from the Kahls once their SHARPness took effect. (Sharp albinos tend to gain color as they mature, as opposed to many Kahls). Well, this stud is nearing 4 feet in length and (I believe) proving SHARPS are a force to be reckoned with. I only hope these pictures reflect the true beauty of these animals, as they are truly amazing in person.

Comments welcome.

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Lateral (side) view.

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Pinks in the tip of the tail.

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Full Body Shot

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Look at that face!

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

4827 Dodge St
Omaha NE 68132

I'll even pay shipping for you to get rid of that waste of cage space....LMAO

WHAT A KILLER SNAKE
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Mickey Hinkle
The Lizard King Reptiles
http://thelizardkingreptiles.com
402-614-6641

"I am the Lizard King, I can do anything" - Jim Morrison

Mike
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capture his true colors but the sun wasn't really working with him. I met up with Ron to pick up my female triple het sharp and a regular female het which are also really awesome(pics soon)but I must say that male sharp strain sunglow is super awesome looking already at 10 months. The pix show some of his color but it's much more intense in person! MUCH MUCH MORE! For a 10 month old animal his color is CRAZY and is only going to get better! Thats what I love about the Sharps, the color gets better with age. This is one of the first sunglow Sharps from the very first litter born and it came out with this much color!! It took Kahl sunglows many years to reach this guys color and that was with many different breeding trials and a lot of help from the coral gene. I have seen and held an arabesque sunglow and although it was an awesome colored snake I don't think it's gonna hold the color that this Sharp sunglow is into adulthood. Kahls are known for thier color fading as they reach adulthood but I still dig the stripe line. This is a truely awesome animal and I can go on and on about him but i'll stop for now. Ron, you should post a couple of the pix of the female in your gallery. You can see a lot of her color in those pix. Here's a bad pic of his albino sister from the litter. The pic sux but you can see her color pretty good.

RUBEN MICHEL

Side.

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Tail.

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Here she is today coiled up in her enclosure. This picture was taken in BAD fluorescent lighting and a FLASH, and those pinks and reds are still managing to come through. She is also nearly four feet and a stunning specimen!

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

then cries.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
Gem State Reptiles
HAPPY! HAPPY! JOY! JOY! HAPPY! HAPPY! JOY! JOY! HAPPY! HAPPY! JOY! JOY! HAPPY! HAPPY! JOY! JOY! HAPPY! HAPPY! JOY! JOY!

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Ron Michelotti

Class Reptilia
www.classreptilia.com

Truley awesome

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Kevin Blumenthal