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I haven't had her outside in a couple months. Her color has changed drastically, which of course I cannot demonstrate in photos. Going from a pale petal pink, she is now a definite thistle purple. Exactly the color that The Dingo, opal bloodred, was as a young snake.
Last pic- this went farther than I thought it would, and made me a little uncomfortable! Okay, a lot uncomfortable! So it was one quick pic and then Petal got picked up.
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Bet she is real hard to photograph for sure...
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