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    So much variation in the one litter.

    This was a litter I produced last season. A male Costa Rican T+ bred to an Orange-tail hypo het leopard. You can probably tell from these older pics why I have pretty much kept the litter (with the exception of one animal).











    In contrast, here are some old pictures of animals from the same Costa Rican T+ male to a leopard (these animals are now two years old and on their way to breeding in the next year or two)






    Hopefully we will make some nice babies from these in a few years. As you can imagine, the Costa Rican T+ project is one of my main things going on here.

    Hope you like.
    Warren

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    Cool snakes!
    The one thing I found that you can count on about Balls is that they are consistent about their inconsistentcy.

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    Man, that first picture makes my pants tight!! It's like 3 snakes glued to together! I love the look of it. Feel free to box that guy up and send him here! I'll give him a good home
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    Re: So much variation in the one litter.

    Thanks folks,
    That first snake really is something else. I can't wait to see it when it is 4ft. I'll update pictures soon.

    Warren

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    Re: So much variation in the one litter.

    Hot stuff. Looking forward to more pictures!

    Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk
    Crawling back into the reptile scene once more!

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