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Hey all,
I am not a rosy boa person but a buddy of mine who owns a local pet shop recently got in a bunch of rosies. One of them however is an odd color (I think?). It is solid brown....no markings or anything. Actually looks like a big rubber boa or rufescen phase sand boa but it not. Any of you all seen rosies like that? Any idea of Locale?
Thanks,
Chris
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Christopher E. Smith
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Do you have a pic by chance? That may help a little bit!
nope didn't take a photo...but it is a rosy that is solid brown...nothing else to it.
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Christopher E. Smith
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Captive Bred Herps
...so-called unicolor rosies.
I don't know too much other than they originate in socal(say south of SD & the northwestern Baja range.
Localityrosys.com would be a good place to find info on them.
I don't have any yet, but a pair of uni's is on my wishlist.
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Thanks,
-JC
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