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My sonoran boa's

NI GUY

Sci from N.I.
I had to take a pile of pic's for the new site,so here's a few.

Here's 2 of my anery type II sonorons,these are all doing great and pounding down med mice.
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This is a normal 66% poss het anery II hold back.
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This is one of my het leopard sonorans,this one came straight from the guy that first produced them, H.J Winner.
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and one of my hypo sonorans,these are from Dan and Collette Sutherland at the snake keeper,I Imported a good few boa's from them in late 08.

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You can see more pic's on my new website here.
www.boa-constrictor.co.uk
 
Wow! Thats quite a Sonoran collection! I really dig the pattern on that het Leopard. Hope it has a mate! Leopards are one of the most intriguing patterns I've ever seen on a boa.
 
I am oooober jealous of the het leopard. I just adore their look and how you can spot them a mile away. Have you any visual leopards? If you do, I may hunt you down and steal them :D
 
Sorry guys my pockets wouldn't allow me a homo leopard but a do have several hets and possible hets. Must admit I'd love to see what a pure sonoran leopard anery or hypo would look like.
 
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