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Sunkissed Snow Pictures

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kimberley9447

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Here are picture of my 07 male Sunkissed Snow Ph Motley enjoy :sidestep:.

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Cool! He's pretty "wild" looking... especially his face.

I didn't know there were any Sunkissed Snows in England... did you produce him?
 
The head pattern is out of this world. Definately need a progression thread for this little gem.
 
Nice animal .
The partner should be a split : anerysunkissed het amel or amelsunkissed het anery so that you get different sunkissedmorphs in 1 clutch
 
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Very cool, look at that orangish, bleeding through.... So interesting! Who was the original breeder? :) Was it produced through "clean" (stargazer free) lines?

Rebecca
 
Nice! and the pattern looks kinda unique as well. I hope you'll find a suitable mate for him. Just like Marc said: anery sunkissed het. amel, amel sunkissed het. anery or sunkissed het. amel, anery.
 
Nice snake. I was interested in that snake at a time but the confirmation of it being a true homozygous sunkissed was "in the air". But...I must say, your clear pictures indicate otherwise!
 
Gorgeous! I especially love that you can see distinct white "cheeks" on it as well. It's something that I've begun to notice on some Sunkissed snakes, not all.

D80
 
MohrSnakes said:
Nice snake. I was interested in that snake at a time but the confirmation of it being a true homozygous sunkissed was "in the air". But...I must say, your clear pictures indicate otherwise!
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Drizzt80 said:
Gorgeous! I especially love that you can see distinct white "cheeks" on it as well. It's something that I've begun to notice on some Sunkissed snakes, not all.

D80
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Thnaks to both of you for the nice comments:).
 
mvervest said:
Nice animal .
The partner should be a split : anerysunkissed het amel or amelsunkissed het anery so that you get differnt sunkisssedmorphs in 1 clutch
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great idea marc, although i suspect h may be a bit busier on other females next year for now. lol.
 
Is it a hybrid? It has that look to it, like there's something else in it. No matter if it does or not, still a great looking snake
 
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