Keeper Laddertail from Cleopatra Litter 2004

[BOAS_N_PYTHONS]

LADDERTAIL BOA

Well here is the keeper from of Cleopatra litter we had a couple months back. Will try and breed him to my bought laddertail female that is 2 years now. Never know what you get till you try and being she is more pronounced as a laddertail where all her littermates were laddertail forms, this male may bring us a few more down the road. He is going into shed now but will have an update after on another photo.

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/508/2330cleo_litter_keeper_laddertail_boa_000-med.jpg

Well thank you for viewing.

Cya...

Tony

[Invictus]

NICE. Let's hope it's an inheritable trait.

[Tim_Cranwill]

Sweet! Good luck with the project. :)

[Clownfishie]

He's gorgeous -- can definitely see why you decided to keep him! :) Best of luck with your project....


Jen

[BigDan]

Breed that into a salmon Tony LOL and many times that trait is genetic.

Dan

[nicola_boulton]

he's very pretty, i love boas sooooooo much,lol

[ChristinaM]

damn it Tony, why can't you guys live in ONT :(
Gorgeous baby. Well, all of Cleopatra's babies are beauties.

[BOAS_N_PYTHONS]

EVERYONE:

Thank you for the kind words.

BIGDAN:

Hmmm wonder if this laddertail for that reverse stripe surinam sounds good.......wink wink.

CHRISTINA:

I wonder that all the time too, I still ask my dad back in the 70' s why not Ontario, or Alberta or BC..........and I hate the answer ever time.....now that I am into this hobby, lol.

Cya....

Tony

[Optimus Prime]

Very nice Tony she looks great any close ups of the tail bye any chance?

[BOAS_N_PYTHONS]

OPTIMUS PRIME:

Thank you again.
This boa is doubling in size with every feed, for sure has mom' s genetics and hunger.

Cya...

Tony