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These two are about to move into cooler quarters and should be ready to breed next spring. Enjoy!

A closeup

Bob

I love that pink/peach overtones on the first two pics. Awesome snakes!!!!!!!
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Thanks Toby. She is a 2003 and has developed orange bleed-through as she grows, especially over the last six months as she is becoming sexually mature (although I have no idea if there is any correlation). Here is a pic taken 7 months ago, and you can see that the bleed-through colors are starting to show. BTW, how's the stick coming??

Cheers,

Bob

Bob,
The stick is pretty much done, All Im doing now is the final clear coats, I had told Todd Id be sending yours and his out about Tuesday. Ill drop you an e-mail when I send it and a tracking number.
You didnt have any males that had that greenish tint did you Bob?
Toby
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Great. Can't wait to see the stick! As for greenish males, nothing truly in a "green motif" left. I posted some 05's on the classifieds today (none are green, however), and eventually I'll post an ad for two nice yellow VR 05 males (one of them is still insisting he's a lizard eater, so I won't offer him for sale until he's eating pinks). I should have some nice green leonis phase snakes next year if all goes according to plan.

Bob

Bob, both are nice. I really like the orange speckling on the first...Nice animals. mike b.

chris' colubrids

Mike:

That is a striking thayeri! Other than the head spots, not a hint of black anywhere.

Bob