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08-17-2005, 12:33 PM
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Rosy Boa Morph Pics
Here are some pics of my Rosy Boa morphs. The pics include an anerytheristic, an "albino" (amelanistic), a snow, and a normally pigmented specimen for comparison purposes
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08-17-2005, 12:37 PM
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They're beauties. I think the normal is the prettiest followed by the albino. Those two are stunning. I've never been a big fan of anerys or snows though.
Thanks for sharing.
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08-17-2005, 01:05 PM
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You really have an awesome collection there, I like the all grey rosy and they one with the orange/grey very cool!
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08-17-2005, 02:02 PM
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"I think the normal is the prettiest followed by the albino. Those two are stunning. I've never been a big fan of anerys or snows though. "
That will make your future Rosy Boa projects much more affordable, that's for sure! I too was initially unimpressed with the anerys when I first saw pics a couple of years ago, but I have come to really like them once I was able to see them in person. That blue look is just very cool, and it seems to often attract more attention from visitors than the actual snows. I have always loved the snows. Even more so once I saw them in person. The black eyes in contrast to the almost white snake make for a very interesting contrasting look.
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08-17-2005, 02:11 PM
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"You really have an awesome collection there, I like the all grey rosy and they one with the orange/grey very cool!"
Thanks Michael, I think you are referring to the anery and the normal. I have decided that I like them all.
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09-07-2005, 01:19 AM
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just a quiestion but which one is the anary? i got one that is like the red and blueish one and would like to know the specific type it is
they are all gourgous snakes!
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09-07-2005, 02:20 AM
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The "red and bluish one" is the normal wild type for its area, and it is typical of the type that you would find in your area. Feel free to e-mail me a pic.
pch101@cox.net
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09-09-2005, 01:48 AM
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Are those Coastals or Whitewaters?
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09-09-2005, 09:57 AM
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The "albino" (amel) and the normal are Whitewaters, aka: (naturally occurring Coastal x Desert intergrades). The Snow and the Anery were produced by a Boreggo anery that was bred into the Whitewater amel line, making them Coastal x Desert intergrades that lean more toward the Coastal side.
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