NARBC Aquisitions!

I know I am a little late to put these pics up, and I apologize. I took me until Friday to gat caught up after the show. Then my computer crashed on Friday night, and I didn't get it working until Sunday evening. So, it took me a bit, but here are the new snakes that we came home from Arlington with.

First up is a Lace Black Back (this is Amir's line of Het Red Axanthics). I have what I believe to be a Woods line Het Red female (long story, but I'd bet my paycheck on it), and I want to prove her out as a Het Red, and this guy looked like the right guy for the job. My suppossed Het Red female has been breeding with another combo male this year, but we'll try to prove her out next year.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/laceblackback.jpg

This a picture of my trio of VooDoo balls. We got the from Michael Cole, who up to this point has proven that they are not dominant. Hopefully we'll see them prove as recessive either this year or next. My apologies for the reflected flash, but after taking about 40 pictures of this group, and each snake individually, I can't seem to get a good picture. So, here is the best one I took. I will keep trying. The male is the most extreme, and is on the far right in the picture.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/voodoos.jpg


Thanks for looking,

Pure hotness, Tim!! PURE hotness!! I hope they all prove out just how you expect them to!!

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Holy cats, the voodoo on the left is smokin'!

Tim you have an eye for the odd ones I love it man..Good luck on that het read I hope mine proves out next year also.. Those voodo balls are really cool.

Beautiful snakes Tim, some great pick ups. I love those VooDoos, amazing!!!!

Neil

Thanks for all of the compliments. I need to get some better pics of the VooDoos. All three of them are like my Caramel male and my original Axanthic male: as soon as they hit the photo table, they don't sit still. I almost wanted to sedate them, just so I could get some good pics. Don't fret though, I will keep trying.

The first picture looks like a cinny... or am I mistaken? I know it's a voodoo, but can someone explain the differences, I have not seen this morph before. :)

Wow they're nice Tim! What makes a voodoo a voodoo?

Wasn't there a bunch of Paradox Ivories born a few years ago named Voodoos?

Nice pick ups :gj:

siiick:gj:

wow Tim, they are all so pretty, but I am really liking that lace black back. hhmm.. lace black back.. gotta add that to my growing list :D

Nice balls, Tim!

Sweet pick ups Tim...
BT

Nice! drool....

Oh MAN! Good, good, good STUFF!!! Congrats on those smokers!!! :gj: X 400

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Wow they're nice Tim! What makes a voodoo a voodoo?

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Not quite sure, since they have yet to be produced. We have only seen a small number of them, so it may not be completely representative of what they will look like IF they prove to be genetic. They are one of those snakes that needs to be seen in person, and naturally, I can't fully capture their colors with my meager photography skills.

Thanks again, Marc, Steve, Doris, D, BT, Jen and Laura. I really hope the VooDoos prove out, I guess because I am a dork for the subtle morphs. I haven't figured out what draws me to them yet, but I really admire this group of animals.

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I haven't figured out what draws me to them yet

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I have figured it out...There BADASS....those snakes are beautiful....great pick ups MBM!

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I have figured it out...There BADASS....those snakes are beautiful....great pick ups MBM!

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Thanks Charlie.

Nice snakes Tim, I would love to see how those projects prove out. Best of Luck!

Nice additions :gj:.

Sweet pickups tim!

Justin

Those Voodoos are beautiful! Best of luck with them.

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Not quite sure, since they have yet to be produced. We have only seen a small number of them, so it may not be completely representative of what they will look like IF they prove to be genetic. They are one of those snakes that needs to be seen in person, and naturally, I can't fully capture their colors with my meager photography skills.

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Puh-lease!!!! Your photography skills are much better than mine; even sober! :8:

These voodoos really must be seen in person to appreciate their subtle beauty. They are awesome!!
Best of luck MBM in this project!

And that lace black-back is sahweeeet!!