Some random pics

I was taking some pictures of an ovulating female and thought I would snap a few more. So here goes:

T-positive albino Costa Rican:
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Killer Leopard Boa from this season:
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One of her female siblings I held back
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One of my Motley CA collection. I will get new pictures of my CA ghost Motley and CA Sunglow Motley once they slough.
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New line CA albino:
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F2 Berry line Blood
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F2 ginger line Orange-tail hypo EBV pastel
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An ovulating Orange-tail hypo harlequin:
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A gravid Orange-tail ginger line:
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And some breeding pics -
Orange-tail ginger to two male orange-tail gingers (1st F2 ginger to ginger breedings - very excited)
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Pink-panther het VPI T+ to VPI her T+
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and another pair of het VPI T+'s
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Enjoy and Happy New year.

Warren

Ok first of all, amazing boas! They're gorgeous, every last one!
Secondly, oh my goodness a blood! That thing looks absolutely spectacular. It is a dream for me to have one some day, but for now I'll settle on drooling at photographs. Thank you for sharing these.

Thank you. The blood is a spectacular animal produced by a good friend of mine named Lucas Matlock (Matlock Morphs). Here are a few additional pictures of him. He is currently in slough, so these are photos from earlier last year. He is a relatively unique animal given that this has been the only second generation Berry blood to Berry blood litter produced to date.

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Warren

Oh my goodness that is absolutely incredible, thank you so much for showing me these pictures. Normally when I see something I want I tend to be overwhelmed with jealousy, but in this case the sheer admiration and joy I have just looking at this animal counteracts this effect!
Perhaps in a decade or so I might own one lol, until then you enjoy sharing a home with this animal for me, ok? :p

The blood's looking good Warren, this is the little guy we saw prior to departure from Daytona right? That leopard though...top class and indeed a killer!! Good luck with this season's pairings...

All nice Warren but the blood and the leopard are incredible.

Thanks folks.
Yes Tony, the Blood is the one you saw at Daytona. Definitely the best trade I have ever done. He has a bright future in the Booth snake room.

Phil, the Leopard is unreal. Any updated photos of yours? When my holdback from last year sloughs I will take a side by side picture to show how different they are.

Here is a sibling, which is extremely different, as were the other leopards in the litter. I sold all except the female holdback above:

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and hold back from last year (picture taken last fall)
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Warren

I will try to get updated pictures and comparrisons pic's aswell.
Have you had a chance to do any parental tests on that leopard yet?

Hi Phil,
Not yet. I have been tied up between current bed bug genetic analysis, grant writing, and a very very cool genetic study of both copperheads and cottonmouths. I should have some free time in the next 6 weeks and plan to do it then, along with a follow up study to my Boa parthenogenesis paper.

Whats your thoughts? I think I know and I think I am on the same cards :)

Warren

To be honest I think it's hard to say as leopards are so variable but the one I have and especially that leopard of yours look so similar to Vin's hypo Leopards. I also have some 'normals' here that also look like they maybe hypos but as you know it is hard to tell with this line as some of the young can look very hypoish when they are young. As soon as I get some spare time I will get a few updated pictures and you can let me what you think.