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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Ya its a Lesser Mojave, whats Justin feeding that thing its getting massive!

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Great photos and amazing animals!!!

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Wow those are AMAZING pictures you took! You really captured some great closeups....wish I could take pics like that!!

    Loved all of them but I have to say the first one was my fav. ....
    Michelle
    Lets just say it has advanced to ....way too much to list

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Oh yea and that 2nd pic of the Leopard...his eyes...just amazing!!
    Michelle
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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Wow! Just wow! Awesome pics!

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    BEAUTIFUL animals! Congrats to Justin for having them in his collection and to Aaron for the great pics.
    "Selective Breeding Begins With Selective Buying"

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Wow thanks for all the comments. Aaron does take great pics!

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    Check out the 2013 JKR incubator!

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Holy crap Those snakies are unreal! Nice pics... when can do a photo shoot of mine?
    1.3 ball pythons (albino, het albino, pastel, lesser)
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    0.0.1 pueblan milksnake

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Mmmm, Deserts....
    Periodic Table Pythons - Quality, captive-bred pythons? It's elementary!

    1.0 VPI Axanthic, 1.0 Genetic Stripe, 1.0 Red Axanthic, 1.0 Lesser Platinum, 1.0 50% Het Albino, 0.1 Albino, 0.1 Het VPI Axanthic, 0.1 Het Red Axanthic, 0.1 Het G-Stripe, 0.1 Woma, 0.1 Mojave, 0.1 Normal.

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    Re: J. Kobylka Reptiles Visit Part 1

    Dreamsicle how is it made or is it it's own morph?

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