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08-05-12, 06:55 PM
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Tail Shots
Well... We have a head shots thread. One of the coolest things about Redtails is their tails. I realize there are probably more python people here but I think there are enough boa people to justify this thread Also, if you're like me and have large uncooperative models then this is a good way to show off another piece of them, lol.
This is Ivan's tail, and the real reason for starting this thread. I just adore that funky saddle with the crescent moon in it. He is just so clean and awesome from his head to his tail! <3
This is Ivan and Cash together and this picture is as close to their true colors as I could possibly get
Lets see some more tails!!!!!!
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08-05-12, 07:13 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
Tail shot of one of my Paradox Albino Sand Boas
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08-05-12, 08:34 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
Some of the most famous tails of a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
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08-05-12, 11:08 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Originally Posted by Wildside
Well... We have a head shots thread. One of the coolest things about Redtails is their tails. I realize there are probably more python people here but I think there are enough boa people to justify this thread Also, if you're like me and have large uncooperative models then this is a good way to show off another piece of them, lol.
This is Ivan's tail, and the real reason for starting this thread. I just adore that funky saddle with the crescent moon in it. He is just so clean and awesome from his head to his tail! <3
This is Ivan and Cash together and this picture is as close to their true colors as I could possibly get
Lets see some more tails!!!!!!
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What red tails?
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08-05-12, 11:09 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Originally Posted by Jay
What red tails?
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BAM! Couldn't have said it better myself.
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08-05-12, 11:11 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
Here's a "red tail"
Now when will people learn...
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08-06-12, 05:32 AM
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Re: Tail Shots
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What red tails?
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BAM! Couldn't have said it better myself.
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Well I can't exactly call them "Orangetails" now can I? I referred to them somewhere as normal BCI's. In this area they're all marketed as redtails
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08-06-12, 08:12 AM
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Well you can't exactly call them "Red Tails" either.
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08-06-12, 10:46 AM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Well you can't exactly call them "Red Tails" either.
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Yes I can, because that's what BCI in pet shops are commonly referred to as. "Orangetail" is a selectively bred line.
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08-06-12, 10:51 AM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Yes I can, because that's what BCI in pet shops are commonly referred to as. "Orangetail" is a selectively bred line.
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Yes, because pet shops are the end all be all of naming snakes. It's purely a marketing ploy.
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08-06-12, 10:59 AM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
Yes, because pet shops are the end all be all of naming snakes. It's purely a marketing ploy.
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Let me break this down for you guys...
Redtails = Generalization: especially for noobs who bought their first snake at a pet shop (which is where most most noobs buy them). This here is a forum on the internet where noobs frequent everyday, some of them register, some only lurk. Now from reading this thread alone they'll be educated on what may actually be a "REDtail", why mine can't be called "Orangetail", and can then actually start learning about all the different BC's out there.
Oh and BTW in the OP I said "One of the best things about redtails" not "Hey checkout my redtails" Would you like to have an argument with me about that?
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08-06-12, 12:11 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
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Originally Posted by Wildside
Let me break this down for you guys...
Redtails = Generalization: especially for noobs who bought their first snake at a pet shop (which is where most most noobs buy them). This here is a forum on the internet where noobs frequent everyday, some of them register, some only lurk. Now from reading this thread alone they'll be educated on what may actually be a "REDtail", why mine can't be called "Orangetail", and can then actually start learning about all the different BC's out there.
Oh and BTW in the OP I said "One of the best things about redtails" not "Hey checkout my redtails" Would you like to have an argument with me about that?
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That's hilarious.
It's nice to see your efforts to suport the chain petstores, rather then the herp community on setting the record straight.
Do you wish you had a red tail?
Did you get swindled in to buying a bci labeled as a red tail?
Since you say you know the difference why did you miss lable them, noob.
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08-06-12, 09:16 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
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That's hilarious.
It's nice to see your efforts to suport the chain petstores, rather then the herp community on setting the record straight.
Do you wish you had a red tail?
Did you get swindled in to buying a bci labeled as a red tail?
Since you say you know the difference why did you miss lable them, noob.
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Where did I say Chain Pet stores?
How am I not supporting "setting the record straight", I made this thread didn't I?
Oh yeah and AND BCI being commonly sold as "Redtails" is such a gigantic issue that it's putting a nuclear damper on the Boa realm of the herp industry. OMG, WHAT HAVE I DONE????
Once again... in my OP I DID NOT say "Look at MY redtails" did I?
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08-06-12, 09:21 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
ahhhh the "common" boa constrictor. Still a beauty. it bugs me how the popularity of a pet will lead some to believe it is less amazing as a species.
Not referring to you guys of you guys, just saying though many of the most beautiful species go for granted, because they're just too "common"
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08-06-12, 09:27 PM
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Re: Tail Shots
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ahhhh the "common" boa constrictor. Still a beauty. it bugs me how the popularity of a pet will lead some to believe it is less amazing as a species.
Not referring to you guys of you guys, just saying though many of the most beautiful species go for granted, because they're just too "common"
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Agreed! Did you happen to see my gorgeous, clean, highly colorful "Common" Boas? In the years to come, when it's hard to find anything but mutt color morphs I will have gorgeous, clean, highly colored "Common" Boas available!
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