Andrea, as ever you have astounded me! Talyn just gets more and more beautiful with each picture you post! The stair pic is funny! She looks right at home - queen of the manor!

Whatever locality she is, she is a stunner! There is no doubting that,, and Q may be WC but it will be hard to ever know for sure. She is healthy now and in good hands, and with a full bill of health from the vet she will continue to thrive.

And I think I have said this before, but I have to say it again - your photography skills are wonderful! A true artist

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wow she looks great.

Thanks Rachel: actually I can only take credit for the first picture: Martin took the other two with his super Sony camera! But Talyn deserves the credit for being so beautiful and photogenic.
Did you notice how her sides are still a reddish tone: but how white they turn in the evenings in the other photos? That always surprises me.
I'd like to believe she is a Marajo and if I decide to breed her, I'll try to get a Marajo male so that the babies are as much like her as possible.
But really I'm just happy to have such a beautiful and healthy boa, whatever she is!!!

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Hi Andrea,

WOW! That is one awsome looking snake, I'm so envious

Thanks for sharing the pics. I can't wait to get one. I had a chane a few months back while I was handling a couple of baby Brazilian Rainbow Boa's but since I had'nt seen an adult before desided to get something else. BIG mistake, won't let that happen again.

Please keep the pics coming.

bye for now...

Bill

Awesome pics! You take really good photos, and Talyn is gorgeous. I think I know what I'm gonna buy at the next reptile show... lol

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Chinese Water Dragon: Octavius
Leopard Gecko: Leopatra
Caledonian Crested Gecko: Petri
Coastal Rosy Boa: Rosy (for now lol)
Grey Cockatiel: Wayne

Caledonian Gargoyle Gecko: Unnamed
Malaysian Golden Gecko: Unnamed
Mediterranean Gecko: Unnamed
Frog-eyed Gecko: Unnamed
Green Basilisk: Unnamed

Yeah, yeah... They'll get names eventually...
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