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These two fairly well describe the range of color and pattern we've gotten out of our Belem, Brazil BCCs.
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... at least so far..... Except of course for one that popped out and is apparently a true hypomelanistic a red, gold, orange and yellow redtail. That's randomality for you!
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Be safe.

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Gus
A. Rentfro
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Great looking red tails you have there....but can you please take some more pics of that true looking hypo that popped out? Was that the only one in the litter? Do you have pics of the litter? Thanks Andy

hey andy i think it was a joke. im pretty sure that was a boa constrictor sabogae or pearl island boa. they are natural dwarf hypos (semi-aborial). but more pictures would still be nice.

he has his photogallery linked so it posts a different picture each time (the Sabogae).

He did have a Belem baby that was Hypomelanistic.

i stand corrected then. would still like to see pictures either way.

Gus, your posts through the years have convinced me; it's all about locales. Some morphs are interesting to look at, but the natural beauty of a true red-tail is hard to beat.

Thanks for sharing your amazing animals.
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