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Our '05 Irian Jaya Jaguars started hatching late last night. From what we can tell so far, there are a few with some crazy patterns! Again, this was a joint project with Yasser & Cheyanne of Spitfire Reptiles. I'll post more pics as they start emerging from their eggs.

Enjoy!
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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles
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I check everyday to see what cool things you produce and post, it just makes my day. Thanks for the update, can't wait to see what they turn out like. TOP NOTCH JOB!!!! Congrats!!!
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"Life is a Safari"

Much appreciated!!! I'm glad you enjoy our photos and animals.
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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles
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I have been chomping at the bit to see what babies you get this year, I Think this year is going to be super, I hope I got on early on the waiting list. The jungles you bred this year are SUPER!!! Can't wait to see. Keep up the GREAT work. This litte girl I got from a friend, that said he was not into jungles...she has been keeping me occupied till I get a few of yours. If she turns out nice I might use her in my breeding projects in the future. we will see, thats what is neat about jungles, they just get better with age.

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"Life is a Safari"

Our CVR clutch also started hatching last night. I'll get pics of them up either tomorrow or Monday. Deposit notices should be going out very soon so keep your eyes peeled!

And that's a very nice snake!!! I'm sure it will mature into a fine specimen for you.
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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles
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Beautiful! is this the first year of irian jaya jaguars? if not i'd love to see an older one. Definitely want to see more pics of there guys as they grow. If you have any more pics of these babies i'd love to see them you can email me them at:
riddick-ijcp@sbcglobal.net
Thanks Keep up the good work loved your site.
Steven
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Love small boids always looking for new ones.
1.0.0Hogg Island Boa, Quey
0.0.1Ball Python, Apophis
1.0.0Irian Jaya Carpet Python, Riddick
1.0.0Spotted Python
Snakes to get list: Solomand Island ground boa, Soloman island tree boa, Bolivian Boa, Savu(or sawu or sabu all work) Python, Rosy boa(san felipe or san matias) and ATBs. Have any of these guys? or have recomendations for me? email me

Now that they are out of their eggs (and out of the dark incubator), I can see a lot more diversity and color than I originally anticipated. While I would still hesitate to call any of them "Red Hypos," there are definitely some real screamers in here!!!!

This group shot captures some of the diversity:

Here is one of my favorites! Just look at that pattern and color!!!!

And another of my favorites:

And a few others...

Enjoy!!!!!
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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles
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CONGRATS Will!! They look AWESOME!!!
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-Lauren

~ Lauren's Lizards ~