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john
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These are two of Martin Davies' popei offspring of 2003. The one on the right is the most pretty of the bunch I have. Also from new camera.
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My juveniles from the same bunch are similar to the one on the left John.
Have the belly markings on your juvies coloured-up yet?
Have the belly markings on your juvies coloured-up yet?
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Amazing Detail John
(and amazing animal
), Keep the pictures coming.
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Glad you like them Josh.
Hi Mike, no sorry they have very little orange and it's not the brightest
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Hi Mike, no sorry they have very little orange and it's not the brightest
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