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  1. 03-25-2018, 07:55 AM #11
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    Wow amazing stuff. Plan to sell some??
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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    Quote Originally Posted by Phillydubs View Post
    Wow amazing stuff. Plan to sell some??
    This is NOT THE PLACE to discuss availability please take this to PM.
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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    This is NOT THE PLACE to discuss availability please take this to PM.


    I’m not asking to buy any. He’s talking about his big litter I was curious what his plan was and how he works. Hold backs sales give always etc. just curious as to how a breeder operates is all. If that’s against the rules sorry and I’ll ask via PM


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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    from litter #2 after shed..

    a blood motley..
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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    sorry just showing my results...pm's of course.
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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    That blood motley is outstanding, congratulations, some the others look pretty cool too


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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    dreams are still here..#5
    heres the mother ...

    and a small litter its ok ..needed some more unrelated Blood boa morphs ..that was my goal this year...gotta couple..



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    Wow so awesome !! Very cool to see

    how long does the mother stay with them ?
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    Wow, that is so awesome! I really like the rainbow of colors in those litters, I like the Sunglows the best. I've been thinking about breeding boas for some time, right now I'm into Dwarf and Super Dwarf retics. If they outgrow their boa tubs I may use the tubs for a couple boas LOL. I've heard that they are pretty tough to breed. How many females have litters and how often? Are there any tricks to getting them to breed?

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    Re: 2018 Blood motley litter

    Amazing litter again tribor
    You had a great breeding season that’s for sure


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