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No offense to the Jungles, they are in a high class all on their own. Maybe we'll start an all Jungle post too. Let's see those natural (or maybe un-natural) occurring abberants, stripers, polka dots, and whatevers that always make me drool.
Here's one that will be arriving here in the morning. I purchased this male yearling at the Aneheim NARBC show from Mike&Stephanie @ Basically Boas. He's from their '04 Abby litter, and I'm so anxious to get him . These pics were taken at the show, and beleive me , you'll be seeing more of him . . LOL
Take Care, David/Morgans Boas



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Nice looking abberant. I will try and get some pics tomorrow. Thanks Andy

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Dave Lee

I purchased this girl last year from Gray, she's an 02 farmed colombian... When I bought her she was 3'8", she is currently 4.5' and thick as can be.. I don't believe she's going to be a very long boa.. I'll a pic from Gray, a pic when I recieved her and a current picture.. I think she's great.. Beautiful male you picked up by the way!!!

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Joe Lydon
Got Boids?

>>I purchased this girl last year from Gray, she's an 02 farmed colombian... When I bought her she was 3'8", she is currently 4.5' and thick as can be.. I don't believe she's going to be a very long boa.. I'll SHOW a pic from Gray, a pic when I recieved her and a current picture.. I think she's great.. Beautiful male you picked up by the way!!!
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Joe Lydon
Got Boids?

Thanks for sharing that awsome snake with us.
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--aka DMOG68

I would have snatched it up as well. Mike & Steph always have beautiful animals!

This little female was the only one that looked this way in a litter I produced last season.

That thing got more attention then any other snake on the table.
I guess everyone has a price uh. Nice buy. That male is for sure a killer! Good luck with him!

Ruben Michel

can't miss those Oregon dreds LoL!! Hope you and the fams had a cool So Cal adventure. I know you want some non Jungles but this is another BIG MIKE creation...... 04 Jungle male, bred by Mike using a J.Stone Male Jungle...............

Ruben Michel

Here is a little male that was born here on 30 june this year.

*photo by CFRB, I don't have a camera to take new pics (sorry)

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Miller Reptiles

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Our little salmon girl!

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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
sonoranreptile@cox.net
"As we wait here for a sign, we are greeted by the end of time." --Zao

Not as much as yours but still a little abberant. Great find, and thanks for the pictures.

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"Life is a Safari"

2.5 year old female, originally from BSR! This pic is old so I'll need to update in the near future! Thanx for looking!

Enjoy! Female on the left , male on the right!

This guy is red!

How do you guys like him ?
There´s a rat inside

Home of the squaretails

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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...

here are our 2005 baby,s

and the rest

thanks toine plompen

ON TOP

LOL TOINE

Stripes are considered pretty "common",so here's something that impressed me as "unusual"...he's quickly becoming a favorite of mine. Over the last eight years,this is the only one like this I've seen,so it's either a random fluke,or a new,seemingly spontaneous mutation.

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How have you been? How is my striper doing over there? Ready to ship yet?

You didn't even bring me a T-shirt from Peru! (loved the pictures btw!)
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I will fly back down there and get you a shirt! I would love to see some new pics BTW! How big is she now?

-Kemper

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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...

Just when I think I know what Harlequins are "supposed" to look like....I get a curve to left field!
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if the Harliquin gene is a polygenic mutation? You may have talked about this before, but I was curious as to your thoughts on the subject.

"Multi-allelic"where there is a specific gene set at work (regardless if there are two,or,twelve!)as opposed to "polygenic",which would be more like a pastel,where there is no real specific catalyst,or genetic anomoly present,or even a distinct bloodline,but rather a broad homogenization process of selective breeding & continuous reintroduction involving unrelated,similar looking animals,and resulting in an overall refinement in appearence over successive generations.
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So you think it is something like a combination of mutations, multiple alleles working together.

A very complex genotype for a simpler phenotype. It makes sense, expecially when one looks at the variety of outcomes from the breedings.

Thanks!

...an 7 other boas from them as well.

One of his sisters...

I had sold off this entire line a few years back and kept just the 2.2 group that I have today. They might be breedable this season!

Females Co-Dom Striped boa

Super Striped Female

Striped Hypo From the Same Line!

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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com

Sunglow

Sunglow

My one Oddball

These 2 girls were premies and the only 2 to survive. the color is really turning on more so than I can catch with my camera. Enjoy!

here are a couple:

Not quite as aberrant as the first, but pretty nonetheless

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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...

...the first one. They have great color as well. Very nice!!
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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
sonoranreptile@cox.net
"As we wait here for a sign, we are greeted by the end of time." --Zao

I'm pretty proud of these two.
Maybe I'll be able to add a pair of your hypos this next season, since I missed out on them last season.
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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...