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Look at what I found
- Thread starter Hoppslover
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Jadie.Glitch
:) colubridstudios.com :)
Found? As in... they were in a box sitting on your porch that was shipped to you from a breeder? If you literally "found" them then good show! I should move south.
Hoppslover
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Ha. Actually found them in the Fedex mans hands this morning.
Jadie.Glitch
:) colubridstudios.com :)
Aww, that's not as fun. Still fun though! Great snakes; hey're beautiful!
Hoppslover
New member
I would agree. Didnt want to bother them to much so I just snapped a quick shot of each of them. They are Cayenne Fires that I purchased from SMR.
Hoppslover
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They came from SMR but I was told that they were hatched by Colorado Corns.
Jadie.Glitch
:) colubridstudios.com :)
To the naked eye do they look pretty similar? That would be a pretty good example for people in showing what proper lighting can do for your photo. It seems the female is much younger though so I'd imagine she's not quite the same shade... I dunno, you'd have to tell us.
Hoppslover
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The female isnt quite as bright as the male. Im still waiting on the hatch dates, but she is a little smaller than the male as well.