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from my 2004 litter.

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Previous pic is of a 54 LB. Brian Sharp Brazilian.

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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL

Oooppss, sorry Marlon

its the same moron that would pass on an animal he will never be able to get ever again
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL

Oooh I saw that red one too that Koky had, and I didn't act fast enough, darn.

Anyone have any feeling about these reds being natural suriname hypos? Look hypomelanistic (not perfectly amelanistic but...) to me. Go ahead & laugh ...but I made an anery in photoshop from my favorite suriname female's pic for fun. Of course that looked wierdly amasing. I've seen a few suri/albino crosses too but so far only Brian Sharp's looked any good to me with peaks and that. Think we'll ever see suri morphs? Maybe someday there will be a naturally occuring albino suriname found, you never know.

I have a similar colored WC female...before I got her, I sold a male of similar coloring and have kicked myself ever since, as I've been unable to find another (that wasn't a baby - babies change color, so am waiting to get my hands on an young adult with that color). Of course, yours has a nicer tail!
But...she needs he...so, if you ever decide to part with him in the future...I'm in no hurry...I'll wait as long as it takes for the perfect male. And he's as close to what I'm looking for in a male that I've seen so far.

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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...

Very nice Suri indeed.

I like the setting of the pic as well, is that the enclosure, or a set from a photo shoot?
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Mark Blanchard
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