Updated Pics of My Boa Litter

I took some shots of a few of the boas that were born a couple weeks ago. They all look and are doing great.

Het Albino:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d.../HetAlbino.jpg

Albino:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...9/Albino-1.jpg

Sunglow:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Sunglow-a.jpg

Sunglow:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Sunglow-b.jpg

Sunglow:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d.../Sunglow-c.jpg

Sorry about the quality of pictures. I have never been very good at photography. Let me know what you all think.

Man I love how RTBs colors change as they go further down the body. Very unique looking. Unfortunately I don't think I will ever have the room for RTB's. Congrats on your litter though.

They are looking good! :snake:

How can you tell the difference between an Albino and a Sunglow? Thanks

For the pictures, all you have to do is find a secondary light, preferably a white light, and set your camera to the "macro" setting, it usually has a "flower" icon. That setting is used to take close up pictures. :gj:

They are all so beautiful! I am totally in love with the albino and sunglow boas!

They are simply adorable Eddie :D

They're really Nice!!! Congrats!

Gorgeous!

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Originally Posted by Danounet

They are looking good! :snake:

How can you tell the difference between an Albino and a Sunglow? Thanks

For the pictures, all you have to do is find a secondary light, preferably a white light, and set your camera to the "macro" setting, it usually has a "flower" icon. That setting is used to take close up pictures. :gj:

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Thanks to everyone that posted. I am in love with them all. I plan to try to feed them all for the first time this Thursday, so wish me luck.

The difference between the albino and sunglow is that the sunglow is an albino salmon. If you look at the saddles and tail on the sunglows, you can see a dark salmon color. Also, some sunglows have a faint salmon color down their sides. Albino’s saddles and tails are lighter and more orange. A lot of albino's saddles fade as they age, while sunglows do not.

Thanks for the tips on the photos. I do use a secondary light. It is a 6500 Kelvin spiral bulb. I use the macro setting too. I have just never been very good at taking the shots… I will just need to keep practicing.

They are all nice but that sunglow is sick.:salute:

I just realized that I forgot to post a pic of one of the double het sunglows (salmon het albino).

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d.../DHSunglow.jpg