The elusive Elysium (2019 Sharp Blizzard)

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Originally Posted by RedRabbit

Not both parents, but Kevin was able to send me a picture of the Sharp Sunglow het RDR sire to this little fellow.

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...WfrZ7Rew=w2400

And a bonus photo (albeit an unimpressive one with poor lighting) of Elysium in his quarantine tub.

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...2_4k9i3g=w2400

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I just picked up a red pastel sharp albino 66% het RDR BEA produced by kevin in 2019. It seems all of his boas are amazing! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4c0825e194.jpg

Yes he's a fantastic breeder

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Just a few update photos of Elys! (From how pristine he looks, you'd never guess that he just took a massive, malodorous dump that I had to clean up off-screen before taking these pictures ...)

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...WQBV2FkA=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...bUKXQQgA=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...buH_Y29w=w2400

Awsome photos, those Ruby red eyes are just stunning

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Originally Posted by richardhind1972

Awsome photos, those Ruby red eyes are just stunning

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Thank you, Rich. The eyes get me every time!

Don't let the "living statue" appearance in these pictures fool you; this little guy still wiggles up a storm when I initially bring him out from his enclosure. He's definitely getting better with handling over time, though. I've also been working him up to mostly small photo moments for now, just in the familiar safety - and limited lighting - of the reptile room. With that in mind, please forgive the generally uninteresting props, haha! (The first picture, for example, is just using my sweater as a backdrop color.)

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...ol3ap1Hg=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...YS0rlJ3g=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...DmVHkoiQ=w2400

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Originally Posted by RedRabbit

Don't let the "living statue" appearance in these pictures fool you; this little guy still wiggles up a storm when I initially bring him out from his enclosure. He's definitely getting better with handling over time, though. I've also been working him up to mostly small photo moments for now, just in the familiar safety - and limited lighting - of the reptile room. With that in mind, please forgive the generally uninteresting props, haha! (The first picture, for example, is just using my sweater as a backdrop color.)

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...ol3ap1Hg=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...YS0rlJ3g=w2400

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...DmVHkoiQ=w2400

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Awsome photos of an absolute stunner [emoji7][emoji7]

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Totally stunning snake! And those EYES! :sweeet:

Thank you, Richard and Bogertophis! I always stop to admire his eyes, even if it's just in passing when I see his face poking out of his hide. :love:

Amazing! The contrast between him and "Q" is amazing! Both incredible snakes, but polar opposites. If you knew you were getting both of them, you could have named them Yin and Yang!

I've never really been into solid colored snakes too much as I really like pattern and contrast. However, after seeing this guy and Q, I just don't know anymore.

Amazing animals. Just great looking.