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    Re: 2014 Female Sunglow 66% Poss Het Moonglow




    Here are a few more pics.

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    Re: 2014 Female Sunglow 66% Poss Het Moonglow

    Even better! No thread can ever have too many pictures. That is a nice, clean pattern that will improve with age.
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    Re: 2014 Female Sunglow 66% Poss Het Moonglow

    I agree. On a seperate note, if someone did high quality photographs of boa morphs framed and numbered I would certainly buy a few
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    Re: 2014 Female Sunglow 66% Poss Het Moonglow

    Quote Originally Posted by Tinyballs View Post
    I agree. On a seperate note, if someone did high quality photographs of boa morphs framed and numbered I would certainly buy a few
    With a semi decent camera and a macro setting, you'd be surprised what you can do on your own.

    Take some snaps and print your own out and get them framed. These are nothing special, but they are MY animals and if I framed them for wall pictures, I'd be pretty happy.









    Give it a shot, you might surprise yourself. These are all pretty basic, but I still like pics of my own animals.

    You have a really neat looking morph that deserves some photo attention. Find a prop or two and have at it!

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