I absolutely love bumblebees but have never owned one. She is so so pretty and she has a great home now! It just so happens that the big female CA boa I gifted to a close friend of mine I had named her Kaluha as well! She became a mom for the second time recently and I have one of the babies. I think her head stamp is so cool with all the dots forming almost a full circle.
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I adore the last image there with the bitty little cutie perched on your hand! I have zero idea about spots or nots, but I can authoritatively state that it’s super cute!
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So clean and pretty!
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Very nice shot! And dang almost a year to shed on a beardie. 
My adult sunglow boa loves to take forever to shed, too. Her last shed was 6 months after her previous one (though that was her POS tbf, and the recent shed was her first after giving birth and eating a few meals), and once as a baby she went like 6 months. Wasn’t aware lizards would sometimes drag their feet, too. 
She’s definitely a pretty one! I love how light the TSK axanthic is in her, and with so much yellow coming through it gives an interesting look for sure. Reminds me of a nice ghost boa constrictor. haha
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Man that is one thick Bantam sporting a brand new suit of scales! 
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Here is Miss Envy, a Dyer Albino San Diego Gopher. She’s got a hissy attitude and kinda reminds me of a rat snake as curious as she is. She’s not a biter but she definitely likes to “talk”! I love the sassy attitudes but I had to work up to them. Her purplish peachy coloring is not captured in this photo.
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One more. Mr Shatto. A San Felipe Rosy Boa. When I got him as a baby it took me 2 months to get him to eat. He was soooo tiny! Shout out to Dean for the moral support!
Now he eats every time, even in shed occasionally. He tagged me today thinking it was feeding day and not cleaning day. (Actually feeding day is Saturday)
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Last but not least is Red’s Boy (RB). CA Hypo Boa. He loves his cork bark and his shredded aspen. Today he was buried under the bark and on top of his perfect little (poop) shed which was rolled up in a perfect little ball. He is a very neat young man!
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Lovely gray noodle! Curled up hiding her head and she could be mistaken for a rock. haha
You can see a bit of it at her neck, in the shadow! Pretty girl, love those baby albino colors.
Sucks when babies are picky, glad Mr. Shatto eventually came around! Pretty boy, nice bright orangey reds!
Oh man, Crüe is one handsome lad! Loooove me some sunglow mots. Wish my boi Crona had proven het and I made some in his litters. 
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Thank you so much @ccboas! You always have such nice things to say and don’t miss a beat including everyone! 
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Ureno and feeding, cleaning and finding a shed this am. He’s still a floppy musky brat so I settled with the pic he allowed me! 
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I definitely don’t get everyone, but I try! And I love people there aren’t any trolls here, definitely feels a lot more positive than other forums I have been on and a certain big social media site. 
Man he’s such a gorgeous boy! Hopefully he outgrows the musk, I can definitely smell it through the screen. Still nabbed a great pic.
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Yes agreed to all you have said here! All things considered this is a great place and the only social media I participate in. 
Thank you! He’s young attitude is typical of milks. I am confident he will outgrow it in time. Either way this gorgeous musky milk is going to stay! 
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He’s awesome!!
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Thank you 
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So many pretty animals!!! I’ve been mostly out of circulation for a week and I’m catching up. So, so many wonderful animals and their wonderful people, too. Even the “floppy, musky brat” is quite wonderful!! They’re all such lovely eye candy, and the good folks of the community give my heart the warm fuzzies. 
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