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What type of Rosy

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This is my first rosy. He is a captive bred male. Any idea what type he is and about how big he will get? He was born Sep. '04. Great temperment and eats like a pig.
 

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not san felipe

It does look like a san felipe but its not, the background is too light. It's identicle to the desert rosy boa found in the little san bernardino mountains. If you look on the map its a mountain range runing north/west to south/east on the western side of Joshua tree national monument.
 
Is not the line on the San Bernardinos much more jagged that on the Myrios? Also aren't the S Bs a deeper orange than the one in the picture? Do you have any pics to back up your theory?
 
It almost looks like some of the Dome Rock Rosys, but there is just no way to know for sure. It could be a mid baja, but the stripes are slightly more jagged than most Mid Bajas.
 
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