Central American Sweethearts
These are two (of 3) snakes I picked up in a trade. These guys are the reason I even considered offering some of my Balls up for trade..
I am so happy with these guys. They are late 07s, pure central americans originally produced by Pete Khal (or so i was told). The third snake, I'm 90% sure i will be picking up in a few weeks is a male central american T+ (visual).
I had to snap some pics or else i'd disturb them all through their settling in period. The female already took a F/T weaned rat for me (if they've got that hungry look I offer food to new arrivals, its never steered me wrong, either they eat or they don't).
First is the female, Hypo 100% het T+. The amount of red on her is incredible. Inquisitive, but not aggressive. I haven't tried to handle her, i weighed her and took her out of the snake bag but that was it. 854 grams empty.
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Next is the male Motley 66% het T+. Amazing markings, nice and light. Hes a bit more high strung but hopefully we can work through that. He has an awesome tail stripe that you can't see in any of these pictures and a nice white belly.
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Female is beautiful. very appealing snakes:gj:
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Vilenica
Female is beautiful. very appealing snakes:gj:
she is amazing in person, i cant wait to get some good outdoor pics of her.
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Nice looking boas. I wish my motley Nics looked like that. Mine are much darker. I have quite a few T+. You will definitely not be disappointed if you do decide to get one.
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Wh00h0069
Nice looking boas. I wish my motley Nics looked like that. Mine are much darker. I have quite a few T+. You will definitely not be disappointed if you do decide to get one.
I'll be picking him out in the next few days. Im even taking on some extra work to make sure i have the money on hand to get him. I want to work with the T+, can you imagine a hypo T+ motley? omg yes.
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very nice healthy looking:snake::gj:
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I'll be picking him out in the next few days. Im even taking on some extra work to make sure i have the money on hand to get him. I want to work with the T+, can you imagine a hypo T+ motley? omg yes.
Yes, the CA caramel sunglow motley will be HOT! I have some motley possible het T+s, super motley possible het T+s, hypo het T+, possible super hypo possible het T+s, and T+s, so I am definitely working on it. It will be a few years though...
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Wh00h0069
Yes, the CA caramel sunglow motley will be HOT! I have some motley possible het T+s, super motley possible het T+s, hypo het T+, possible super hypo possible het T+s, and T+s, so I am definitely working on it. It will be a few years though...
at least a year for me i'm thinking. The male is ready to breed now but the female isn't up to size. ..whatever size that is. Can i pick your brain about these guys? Im having a hard time finding information dedicated to the dwarf species. Most if its for the bigger true redtails.
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at least a year for me i'm thinking. The male is ready to breed now but the female isn't up to size. ..whatever size that is. Can i pick your brain about these guys? Im having a hard time finding information dedicated to the dwarf species. Most if its for the bigger true redtails.
Sure no problem, but I must admit I am just getting into them myself. Most of my knowledge comes from Vin Russo of Cutting Edge Herp. I have his book The Complete Boa Constrictor, which is full of great info on all types of boas.
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Wh00h0069
Sure no problem, but I must admit I am just getting into them myself. Most of my knowledge comes from Vin Russo of Cutting Edge Herp. I have his book The Complete Boa Constrictor, which is full of great info on all types of boas.
i think i will pick that up when i get paid next week. I'll toss you a PM later today.
