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All the pictures of the awesome litter's everyone has been having lately are making me so impatient for our litters to start arriving! lol

Breeding season started late for us this year. This girl is due around mid-June and she should be among our first litters of the year. She is here on breeding loan from James Arnold and Paul Mitzelfeldt (I hope I came close to spelling that right!) and we bred her to our male T positive albino Nicaraguans. Knowing how humbling breeding boas can be, I hate to get my hopes up, but it's really hard not to be waiting anxiously for this girl to go! lol

We took these pictures a little over a week ago. Unfortunately, we couldn't capture just how big she looks, but in person, she sure looks uncomfortable!

Thanks for looking and good luck to everyone this season!
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Amanda Burke
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Great project, beautiful central american motley! Good luck...

Chris O
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Randall L Turner Jr.
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Crossing fingers. Amazing female and a great project.
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Gabor Kaminski

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Amanda Burke
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Amanda, that is KILLER. She looks like she is going to POP!!!! I can ONLY imagine a nice good sized Adult Central American MOTLEY T positive. Also, the SUPER MOTLEY T postive??? The Future is VERY VERY BRIGHT....

That picture is a combo of My 2 favorite Boas!!!! Motleys, and T positives.

(Think of all the Combos with the T postive) Motleys, Leopards, Hypos, Anerythrsitics, Stripes, Super Stripes, Etc.................. I bet in the next 10 years we will be looking at stuff we never DREAMED would be produced!!! History HERPING in the Making. Gotta love that!!!! Good luck,

Jeremy Stone