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these pics are very right on for how these snakes look-kind of have a rose tint and great eyes. The tail turns all black-
The pewter is a 1/16 double homozygous recessive-blood boa that is also a type 2 anery-

Tracy/VPI

you can really see the eyes here, which are dark from the influence of the blood boa=

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NP

I really dig them! We just got our first Nicaraguan Boas a few days ago and I really like them a lot. We're really looking forward to getting some more of those and getting into the Leopards, Bloods, and T 's this year!

Thanks for sharing those pictures!

Celia
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from the first picture you sent me. I still need a blood, but tomorrow my first Type II will be arriveing, I hope my 66% het blood prove out so that I can start on a Pewter.

Add the leopard gene!

np
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I am happy to hear such nice things, because I realize there are so many awesome animals out there and these are on the more unusual opposite color side. I'll try to take some pics of the bigger ones.

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>>these pics are very right on for how these snakes look-kind of have a rose tint and great eyes. The tail turns all black-
>>The pewter is a 1/16 double homozygous recessive-blood boa that is also a type 2 anery-
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>>Tracy/VPI
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