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    Re: Finally got one... lol

    Wow, that is a gorgeous snake.

    Congrats on your new addition.

    L. West
    1.0 CORAL ALBINO BOA (OWEN)
    1.0 PANAMANIAN HYPO BOA (SAWYER)
    1.0 DUMERIL'S BOA (GRAYSON)
    1.0 ALBINO HONDURAN (RIVER)
    0.1 TANGERINE HONDURAN (FAITH)
    1.0 ALBINO TESSERA CORN SNAKE (RILEY)

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    beautiful snake.

    do all ATBs go green like that?
    -kyle

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    I remember seeing this one for auction... fantastic looking ETB! Now you're going to have to get more! haha

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    Re: Not a python, but I'm still excited...

    Quote Originally Posted by SkYyame View Post
    beautiful snake.

    do all ATBs go green like that?
    All ETBs are green - some may have white on them or even some high amounts of black, but generally green.

    ATBs are all different colors - except green. haha A lot of people would love a green ATB, but the closest I've seen are greenish-grey. I think a few keepers are working on pairing together greenish ATBs to try and produce geen Ammies.

    The ETB Mike has posted is a typical example and very beautiful. They start off as red neonates usually.

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