Suriname girl..

I don't think I ever posted this photo but it's the best one I've been able to get of this little girl. She was in her light phase and stayed that way long enough to get her under the photo lights.

About the only thing I can't capture is how pink she is along her sides.

Anyway, here she is. Has the best temperament also.

http://184.72.239.143/mu/a6898f2a-2199-66e8.jpg

WOW! What a beautiful pattern! Awsome snake :gj:

Thanks :) She doesnt have many peaks in her saddles but I actually prefer the suri's & guyana's that have a more aberrant pattern. Her color & contrasts is what really got me though.

She's beautiful! :gj:

Wow, absolutely gorgeous!

WOW:O. that contrast is amazing. is that typical for surinames? and you can kinda see her pink on her head, it looks pretty in the picture, i can't imagine what she'd be like in person.

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Originally Posted by lk_holla

WOW:O. that contrast is amazing. is that typical for surinames? and you can kinda see her pink on her head, it looks pretty in the picture, i can't imagine what she'd be like in person.

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I can see the pink on her head too! It's on the lower half of its head, under the eyes. Super cool :D

It depends who you get them from. I've noticed Vin Russo suri's are much lighter in color than this girl. Jimisnakes has some that I've seen are more colorful like this one.

Problem is, a lot of people are breeding for the lighter, more pale suri's with sharp peaks on every saddle. This means less pink, less contrast between the saddles and diamonds compared to body color, and less peppering. I've been told that this girl looks more like many of the original Suri & Guyana imports, which were more colorful.

She is incredibly pink in person and her tail is a nice burgundy on the edges with the bright red in the center of the tail markings. It's mind blowing when she's in her dark phase though. Her base color turns a dark charcoal throughout while the pink on her face and along her sides gets deeper in color.

I thought about selling her but she has such a great temperament that I take her out often and I'm a little attached to her.

What a pretty girl!

Her tail is amazing. I have heard that keeping BCC are a little tougher than BCIs. Any truth to that?