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Here is a group of indians that I got from Freight Freitas. Two are holding their color decently, but one is browning out. They have some sunset blood in the background, but aren't sunsets themselves. They are about as long as my arm now. Should be ready to breed in another year or two.

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Travis Rose
0.1 Normal Kenyan
2.3 High Orange Kenyans
0.2 High Orange Albino Kenyans
0.1 Anery Kenyan
1.2 High White Anery Kenyans
1.1 Yellow Snow Kenyan
0.1 Paradox Snow Kenyan
0.1 Paradox Albino Kenyan
2.3 Rough Scale Sand Boas
1.2 Indian sand boas
X.X Nervous Rats
X.X Paranoid Mice
0.3 Dogs
0.2 Cats
X.X Fish
0.1 Very understanding wife
2.0 Future Snake Lovers

Very nice I am getting a pair of those in a couple of hours. I have always wanted to work with them. How do you have yours set up

Until recently I had them all together in a 55 gallon aquarium with a large undertank heater on one end.

I just transfered them to a 4ft boaphile cage recently. They are still all together, but I'll be seperating them soon. I don't want them to breed prematurely. Substrate has always been about 4 inches of aspen bedding.

Mine have a definate preference for small rats over mice. Another interesting thing I've noticed, is that they can't eat as large a meal as a similar sized kenyan. Or so it appears anyway.
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Travis Rose
0.1 Normal Kenyan
2.3 High Orange Kenyans
0.2 High Orange Albino Kenyans
0.1 Anery Kenyan
1.2 High White Anery Kenyans
1.1 Yellow Snow Kenyan
0.1 Paradox Snow Kenyan
0.1 Paradox Albino Kenyan
2.3 Rough Scale Sand Boas
1.2 Indian sand boas
X.X Nervous Rats
X.X Paranoid Mice
0.3 Dogs
0.2 Cats
X.X Fish
0.1 Very understanding wife
2.0 Future Snake Lovers

Very nice.

-Chris
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Christopher E. Smith
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