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Originally Posted by Lady mkrj58

Hey is there a picture of Rosey on here Saudi??

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Nah, I don't have a camera. I live in the stone age. I'm going to probably pick a cheap one up in a few weeks so I can start getting summer pics. I'll put up a few pics of all my girls then.

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Originally Posted by Lady mkrj58

Ok cool hes just a pet. So normal from Central America ?

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I guess if you want to say she is. I mean no one has any idea if she is CA or not so your guess is as good as anyone else :)

My Irwin a normal Cen American BCI dwarf, I asked my breeder about his lineage even though he's just a pet, learning the specifics is fun. She told me she obtained his parents for pattern and size, not specific locality, so I'm stuck with a reletivley general identity. C'est la vie 😋

Thanks everyone I appreciate your comments and Photos, I have to say Chaco has the most important things going on He Handsome and he's kick back mellow.

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Last night Chaco went light colored and today his sides are a pinky peach color I didn't realize he's a chameleons. He sure is looking good everyday a little better on his colors.

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He looks like he is having fun.

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Originally Posted by Lady mkrj58

Last night Chaco went light colored and today his sides are a pinky peach color I didn't realize he's a chameleons. He sure is looking good everyday a little better on his colors.

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COOL! I think some of the dwarf localities, specifically Hogg (Hog?) Island, are known to have a "flaming response" where their coloring will vary between dark and bright in response to environment, stress, etc. I am by no means an expert on this, i am basing it on a video about Hogg Island boas made by my favorite Herp-Tuber (to coin a phrase), Jordan Shaw of HLH reptiles. Below is the link to that video which should drop you in at the very moment he discusses said "flaming response", though i highly recommend watching the entire video as well as his other videos - i tell you with no hyperbole that he and his videos are what gave me the confidence to get my first pet snake and the insight to choose my particular variety of boa.

https://youtu.be/jpNzp2NPSlI?t=119

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Originally Posted by Tigerhawk

He looks like he is having fun.

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Yes he is Tigerhawk I have my Bar Stool out and Im going to make a play Gym, he loved the Bar stools [emoji106] only think he's looking at the ceiling stretching out as far as he could go[emoji15]

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Originally Posted by dkatz4

COOL! I think some of the dwarf localities, specifically Hogg (Hog?) Island, are known to have a "flaming response" where their coloring will vary between dark and bright in response to environment, stress, etc. I am by no means an expert on this, i am basing it on a video about Hogg Island boas made by my favorite Herp-Tuber (to coin a phrase), Jordan Shaw of HLH reptiles. Below is the link to that video which should drop you in at the very moment he discusses said "flaming response", though i highly recommend watching the entire video as well as his other videos - i tell you with no hyperbole that he and his videos are what gave me the confidence to get my first pet snake and the insight to choose my particular variety of boa.

https://youtu.be/jpNzp2NPSlI?t=119

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Thank you I was kinda Shocked he was really dark in the morning, my Bar Stools are a very light wood color I was thinking he turned to match the stool lol and that pink/peach color on his sides is very Beautiful, We were in the yard today and he just glowed in the sun light.[emoji106]

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