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A couple Amel Cinder shots

carol

carol

Down with the sickness
This guy is really hard to photograph, but here are two that turned out OK.
 

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:licklips::cheers::licklips: Simply luscious!

Carol, you may have addressed this somewhere before - in fact, you almost surely have - but I was looking at this beautiful animal and wondering something. What did you think when the first amel cinder hatched out? Was it what you'd expected? How has the reality of their growing up compared with your hopes or expectations?
 
Caryl said:
:licklips::cheers::licklips: Simply luscious!

Carol, you may have addressed this somewhere before - in fact, you almost surely have - but I was looking at this beautiful animal and wondering something. What did you think when the first amel cinder hatched out? Was it what you'd expected? How has the reality of their growing up compared with your hopes or expectations?
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Well I already had a Cinder when the first Amel Cinder came out. They look and turn out pretty much just like I'd imagine. However, many Cinders have varying degrees of red so it will be interesting to get more Amel Cinders in the world to see some comparisons.
 
As always, Carol, an amazing specimen! :cheers:

(Did you sell the Amel Cinder "Fix My Tooth" trio?)


Dale
 
I swear - if I had the money to buy any snake I wanted - an Amel Cinder would be top of my list. I don't know what it is about that morph - but to me they are just the most beautiful ever!
 
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