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Hello All, Can anyone tell me a website where I can see pitures of HIGH PINK DUMERILS? I cant seem to find any at all,not even here.I looked.THANKS in advance jenni/

HIGH PINK is just a gimic. Its been my experience that "high pink" baby Dums, turn into normal colored adults.
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Pat Higdon - Higdons Herps, Tuttle, Oklahoma USA
Oklahoma City Herpetological Society Member
4 dumerils boas, 1 bci boa, 2 rosy boas, 3 burmese pythons, 1 reticulated python, 2 ball pythons, 1 borneo python, 10 bearded dragons, 9 leopard geckos, 3 african fat-tail geckos & 1 sulcata tortoise

Dear Pat,Thanks for writing.I saw your report in Reptile magazine at my local pet store last week.Great and great pictures,but no pink ones.I've seen pictures of supposed high-pinks but they don't look pink to me at all.I have a female approx. three years of age and four feet long,wich is very pink [the pinkest I've ever seen]especally the first third of her body.I'm starting to wonder if she is a hybrid as some mad ground boas have this sort of color.There is a cross breed in the classifieds right now but she looks nothing like him.Thanks again Pat still searching for pink pictures. jenni/

Do you have pics of your Dum? Would love to see it.
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Pat Higdon - Higdons Herps, Tuttle, Oklahoma USA
Oklahoma City Herpetological Society Member
4 dumerils boas, 1 bci boa, 2 rosy boas, 3 burmese pythons, 1 reticulated python, 2 ball pythons, 1 borneo python, 10 bearded dragons, 9 leopard geckos, 3 african fat-tail geckos & 1 sulcata tortoise

Hey Pat, So I just wasted half the day trying to post a picture.I did manage to get them off my camera and on my computer.You can E-mail me your postal address and I'll gladly send you a good print.liljennilyn@yahoo.com

Got your pic. She has awesome colors.
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Pat Higdon - Higdons Herps, Tuttle, Oklahoma USA
Oklahoma City Herpetological Society Member
4 dumerils boas, 2 rosy boas, 3 burmese pythons, 1 reticulated python, 1 ball pythons, 3 borneo pythons, 10 bearded dragons, 9 leopard geckos, 4 african fat-tail geckos & 1 sulcata tortoise