The mother hypo het for albino was a dirty sleep around and copulated with my coral albino male and my stripe line albino male so I can't guarantee who the father is but this sunglow just shed. The picture doesn;t show her color as well as in person but that's the best I can do. CHARLES E wanna help!!!! LOL
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Possible CORAL SUNGLOW!!!!
Tom Burke
Jul 24, 2003 10:37 PM
Replies (12)
Philip Niforatos
Jul 24, 2003 10:41 PM
I think if you took that snakes pic in your black&white mode it would still come out GLOWING!!! What a beautiful snake, you've had some of the most beautiful litters this year....Congrats again.
Philip Niforatos
Boa Aficionado
Jul 24, 2003 11:43 PM
n/p
LindaH
Jul 25, 2003 12:00 AM
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Matt J
Jul 25, 2003 06:07 AM
Tom... me thinks you may WIN the award for the brightest, most eye blinding boa of 2003! Hahaha... WOWOWOWOW!!! Nice... Hope to see you at Daytona!
Matt
p.s. - Hope that female S.S. boa is doing well! Maybe she will find her way into production this season or next?! I'm sure you have a nice male T+ Nic. that could entertain.
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Tom Burke
Jul 25, 2003 06:41 AM
Hi Matt, You know the super stripe has a spot in my T positive breeding plans. They are awesome and I'm looking forward to a T positive super stripe. Maybe this year I can squeeze out of you who got the rest of that litter. LOL I'll see you again in Daytona this year.
boamorphs
Jul 25, 2003 06:16 AM
n/p
Tom Burke
Jul 25, 2003 06:43 AM
N/M
CE
Jul 25, 2003 09:22 AM
if you want to capture that pink, I would say you got two choices.
#1 take him outside on a cloudy day
#2 take the photos indoors without any filters or a flash ina the brightest room in the house near a window. Most times natural light shining through a big window is enough to do the job. I would also shoot in closeup or macro mode, zoom in untill the little white flower on the display turns yellow. That is the camera's sweet spot 
and is when your macro photos will come out the best.
Good Luck Tom... that is one killer critter
Oh Yeah..you can just send the sunglow to me .. lol
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Tom Burke
Jul 25, 2003 12:20 PM
I have to give you credit for being the best photographer that I've seen or at least the most improved on the forum. Thanks for the tips but I'd still rather have you take the pics!! I'm camera challenged!! LOL
CE
Jul 27, 2003 10:42 AM
I have been away from NYC to long to venture out in to that traffic!!!! lol
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RioBravoReptiles
Jul 25, 2003 09:27 AM
fgh
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Simbo
Jul 25, 2003 10:41 AM
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