Such an amazing hog!
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This is Yeti, a Paradox Snow Kenyan Sand Boa, and his sister Pepper, a Paradox Snow Patternless.
They were born right here in my home in the fall of 2018. I held them both back for breeding. I’m hoping Pepper will be big enough to breed for the first time in 2022. I plan to pair her with a male GX Paint who may have Stripe genetics as well. Yeti could breed now, but the female I have planned for him won’t be ready until 2023 at the earliest. She is a Stripe het Paradox Snow.
This image is also a good depiction of the size difference of males and females, as these snakes are from the same parents and were born on the same day.
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@westridge Those are super super nice! Really like them! Nice work!
The Paradox Snow project was actually our first sand boa project. We suffered a setback due to the recent and untimely passing away of the matriarch of the project, but we are glad to have her offspring and look forward to seeing them pass on her genetics.
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Looks like you have a good foundation stick. I’m sure you will produce some amazing offspring!
Monical Cobras are just such beautiful animals, I feel that they are commonly misunderstood. She looks very happy and healthy. 
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Thank you!! She’s got an attitude at times but her personality is half of what makes caring for her so rewarding.
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Gorgeous! Cobras are always so mesmerizing, at the college where I work we have to inspect the venom research facility where they have several beautiful Cobras
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Very very striking!
Here’s my sweet boy Apollo. T+ Albino Blood Python. He’s so good at posing for me, unlike some of my other Brongs >_> Hoping he’s going to give me some hets and visuals next year.
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Stunning blood!
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I like the champagne a lot!
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My Mrs. Light acting like it is too bright! She is the most dramatic and spicy gecko I have seen in my entire life! She is a Tangerine Tremper/Texas albino.
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gorgeous! I love dramatic Leos!
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