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Hey Chambers,
Nice shots. They look surreal with the blue.. Almost like the snake is floating..
SteveComment
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Great lloing pic's keep them coming.
TAT 8)Comment
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Awesome looking snake and great picture's. We love to see them!
**Beth**Comment
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Thanks alot. Ill see if I can't snap of a few more.Comment
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while I take some more pics and alter them, here are some old ones.
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Crap,
I dont have that digital camera anymore. But I did find some old pics.
here is a pic of the set up. The only thing different now is the Dig min/max
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The first post I ever put up had a picture of a Hypomelanistic Dumeril from a German collection. Here is a picture of one her offspring.
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Here is a really bad one, but Ill post it none the less
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another bad oneComment
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I cant wait to get a male for her.Comment
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Thats the first time I've ever seen that kind of Boa. I really like the way they look............ Are those snakes expensive?? Their not a morph or anything right?
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Really?
Neonate Dumerils average at around $150-$175, add around $100 to that price range if your looking for an adult. No, the Dumeril's Ground Boa (Acrantophis Dumerili) is not a morph, it is one of the only three boids known to exist in Madagaskar. Theres the Madagaskar Ground boa, Madagaskar tree boa, and the Dumeril's. Of those three, the Dumeril's and the tree boa are the most popular. If you are reffering to the Hypomelanistic Dume, dont count on finding one at a snake show or anything, Im pretty sure they only exist in European collections. There was the "striped" Dumeril's, but I think that snake was merely a hybrid cross between a Madagaskar Ground boa and Dumeril's. I once heard rumors of a striped Dume, but have yet to see one.
woops, looks like I wrote you a little Dume book. My bad.Comment
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