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My new 1.1 2004 Adult Bloods

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I got this pair from Michelle @ Creatures of the Night today, they are Proven 1.1 Adult Bloods Bayou stock :dancer: Gotta say, I LOVE EM'

Here are some photo's... I can't wait to pair these 2 up next year :crazy02:

Ripley 2 - 04 Bloodred Female
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Angus - 04 Bloodred Male
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WOW they are awesome!!!

Are they really THAT red? lol WOW! lol Must get some of those!
 
Velvet said:
Are they really THAT red? lol WOW! lol Must get some of those!
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I think with this camera settings, a green tree python would look bloodred. :laugh:

None the less, nice diffusion and very uniform coloration. Congratz.
 
Menhir said:
I think with this camera settings, a green tree python would look bloodred. :laugh:

None the less, nice diffusion and very uniform coloration. Congratz.
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Are you insuating that its trickery of the camera? I have standard settings, I used nothing but a low setting on my flash & a macro setting in a sterilite tub set on top of a sterilite lid in my living room.
These snakes belonged to another repuitable breeder who can confirm that I did not enchance their coloration in anyway.

I am quite offended. I do not do that. I take a photo. Crop it and share the photo. I suppose you doubt this snakes colors as well... a blood red who's red is unremarkibly red, a bloodred I'm very proud of & has been very red from the start, more red than this pair.

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Roy Munson said:
That's a suh-weeeeet pair of bloodreds, Lore. Congrats! :cheers:

(I think Michael/Menhir was only joking.)
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Thanks Dean, I should hope so.... That comment caught me off guard this morning... I'm grumpy in the morning... :punch: , walking the dog at 6am before the husband goes to work... is NOT agreeing with me :headbang: LOL (WHAT HAVE I DONE!) :poke:
 
Lore said:
Are you insuating that its trickery of the camera?
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I agree with the first part - but I've never said that you did the settings by intention. I think I'm a quite experienced photographer and I know of the problems many digital cameras have with a correct white balance.

If you are saying, that your animals look that red in reality, I'm quite sure that you have the reddest bloodreds on this planet. So, now you can feel offended if you want to or maybe not, I've you think twice about my comment.

If you want to prove them, go outside and take a photo of them on green gras in sunlight. They may end up being very nice bloodreds. (and thats all I said in my first posting...)
 
Menhir said:
I agree with the first part - but I've never said that you did the settings by intention. I think I'm a quite experienced photographer and I know of the problems many digital cameras have with a correct white balance.

If you are saying, that your animals look that red in reality, I'm quite sure that you have the reddest bloodreds on this planet. So, now you can feel offended if you want to or maybe not, I've you think twice about my comment.

If you want to prove them, go outside and take a photo of them on green gras in sunlight. They may end up being very nice bloodreds. (and thats all I said in my first posting...)
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Do I need to prove anything to you? No.

Is it a nice Sunny Day? Yes.

I fed them Yesterday, Give me 3 days & I'll take the flipping pictures outside :rolleyes:
 
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Tula_Montage said:
They are stunning Lore. I see why you had that sale recently now :p
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Thank you ;)

Definately... actually... I had never seen em' until I opened the snake bags when they got here... LOL! :eek: :laugh:
 
Tula_Montage said:
I need a red bloodred :( The only diffused animal I have is Griet... but shes silver LOL
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Granites are mighty fine too ;) (course I think its a Ghost blood you have?)

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texastailfeathers said:
Whoa, smokin' hot blood there! Now, that is RED. :realhot:

Granite's not so bad either. ;)
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:cheers: Thanks. That Granite will be paired up with the the other female blood that I showed in post further down. They both have great diffusion, which I hope should make for some super hatchlings :dancer:
 
Great looking new additions Lore! I love the bloods with that nice deep red color and these two sure do have it!
 
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