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    First boa: Sharp Albino (pics)

    So I dont post much here but I do browse through the posts and look at pics, and know how much everyone likes to see the new additions, so here is mine he is a Sharp line Albino purchased from Chris Bethel.

    These are from my Galaxy s3 so not the greatest

    First pic I took (terrible):


    Still in the bag:




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    Its not very easy to photo a moving snake with 1 hand using a phone, lol.

    He seems to be doing ok, the heat pack fell off during shipment and was laying on top of him when I unboxed, hoping it doesn't cause any issues.
    Thanks for looking!
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    very nice! i think when its time for another one (a few months down the road) and albino or sunglow are next. leaning more towards the sunglow. very jelly
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    Thanks, Im planning on breeding him but he still needs a girlfriend, I want to produce sunglows or jungle sunglows have a few years for that but cant wait!
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    from what i heard you should of got a female first then a male a year later, unless you plan on buying a big female.
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    Re: First boa: Sharp Albino (pics)

    Very nice! Congrats on joining the boa world!

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    Yea thats typically the way to go, Ill probably look for a 2011 female. I decided on the male because I wanted the male to be the visual albino so I can breed his genes to more females, and I really like his tail. Also my wife isnt a fan of snakes so since males are smaller kinda helps ease into the bigger snakes
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    Very nice. Looking boa congrats !!'

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    Re: First boa: Sharp Albino (pics)

    Quote Originally Posted by tlich View Post
    This picture is adorable!!! Congrats on your purchase - very nice looking albino!

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    from what i heard you should of got a female first then a male a year later, unless you plan on buying a big female.
    Not necessarily. He'll just have to wait longer to breed the female. Just because a male CAN breed once it's 2-3 years old and/or producing sperm plugs, doesn't mean he HAS to. He can wait and grow up more until the female is also mature enough. I bought my male Argentine before the female. He is an early 2010 and she is a late 2011. He is ready to breed now - nearly 6ft long, 2200 gm, producing sperm plugs, and hubba-hubba, lol. It will be a good 3 more years before the female is ready as I grow my babies slowly. That's ok by me - I buy top quality animals when I find them and that sometimes means buying the male first.
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    Re: First boa: Sharp Albino (pics)

    Congrats, he is very nice

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