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Here is our 2003 Surinam litter. In the photo the males after the first shedding.
When you click on the link you will see detailled photos of the babies. This is no commercial posting since I don't sell into the U.S.
More photos of the babies
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Beware of Commies and Mutts!
>>Here is our 2003 Surinam litter. In the photo the males after the first shedding.
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>>When you click on the link you will see detailled photos of the babies. This is no commercial posting since I don't sell into the U.S.
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>>More photos of the babies
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>>Beware of Commies and Mutts!
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"If woody would of went to the police, none of this would have ever happened!" 
My dear brother Hermann,
As always you have produced some outstanding pure blood Redtailed animals. You always seem to have top quality picture perfect examples of a local, but I see the potential for a morph in those phots... Did you notice it? It was the first thing I picked up on....
A few of those beautiful babies have nice connected saddles on them, a couple of them seem to have it noticably in the same area, from the neck down, showing the possiblity of it being genetic and the possiblity of expanding the trait! In a few generation you could have nice genetic Striped true Redtailed Boas. You could actually produce morphs and have them still be pure bloods too! LOL
Convert Hermann.....Convert Hermann.....Convert Hermann.......
Nice looking babies
Jim Hopkins
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