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1.Lemonblast?
2.Not a clue
3.Cryptic pinstripe? Edit: … I knew I had seen it before. I was looking at that exact snake very recently 
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You have good taste. What are the exact morphs of those 3? First one is a lemon blast plus something else and the other is a super enchi plus something else?
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Y’all are both wrong 
I don’t wanna tell y’all, ha-ha. The last one is a male though. Don’t tell @thecrawdfather >.<
I’m not suppose to buy anymore males, but since I got rid of a male, I thought… what the heck ha-ha
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@annakirby You didn’t?! 
Jk, If it’s part of your plan I say go for it.
First one is definitely a lemonblast/killerblast guessing the latter from the head blushing?
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I’ve got an Amazon Tree Boa to pick up when I’m ready for him. Also collecting a Black Pastel, Pastel, YB Het Ghost in April from the IHS.
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I want to say spinnerblast now 
… So many 'blasts
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Dude! They are both beautiful.
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Thanks. The Het Ghost will go to my Butter Clown when shes ready. Hoping the clown proves out to be Ghost.
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The first is a super blast. 
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I was kinda right!
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And another one… female normal het clown, she has just shed and has a lovely oil like rainbow sheen on her, a bit timid but took a rat even though she was in deep shed. We have bought 7 since January. Addicted.
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Got two new corns for eventual breeding plans. One I’ve had for a couple months now and can’t remember if I’ve posted her yet. The other girl I got from the same breeder and will be getting her next week.
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Penny, our new ghi spider pastel fire girl. Not a huge spider fan but always loved ghi and the combo’s it can make with the other genes I have. But I really fell for this girl…
This is how she looks in daylight
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Didn’t purchase but this fella was given to me yesterday by a local who needed to rehome him. I was told that A. He came from a biologist who captured him for reasons unknown to myself, and B. That he is a biter who the previous keeper didn’t want to take the time to work with right now. I only handled him briefly since it’s obvious he ate recently, but he didn’t hiss, strike, rattle his tail, or even flinch until I went near his head. I can work with that no problem. I’ll post more pics once he’s all settled in and out of quarantine.
Great basin gopher snake.
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That’s very cool that you took him in. He’s got a good life ahead of him.
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All three are incredible 
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