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I visited Jeremy Stone's place a couple times
in 2004. He has some great ball pythons, and some awesome boas as
well. Jeremy is a great guy and very helpful with some ball
tips. I got hooked on mojaves among other morphs at his
facility.
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This mojave
was killer! Their colors are outrageous. With all the
possibilities, this morph is the coolest.I have to get some!
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Here are some
nice baby mojaves that Jeremy produced from a non-genetic striped
female. They are awesome!
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This clown
male is another morph that I decided would be one for me.
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Jeremy had a
bunch of genetic stripes. This male was really nice. He had
a bunch of babies that had recently hatched as well.
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Jeremy had some nice
pastels.
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This super pastel was
sweet. Can't wait to produce some of those.
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We picked up a spider female
from Jeremy. This baby had a cool aberant neck pattern.
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Pinstripes have got to be one of
the coolest morphs around. Hopefully I can also pick up some of
these soon.
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I visited again in June, 2005
and got some more nice shots of Jeremy's awesome animals
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Here is a clown male next to his
daughter that just hatched out.
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Spot-nose balls are an exciting
new morph with a cool super that Tracey Barker proved recently
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Lessers are awesome. It
was too bad this guy was in shed
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Woma ball pythons are cool with
a super form as well.
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This pastel had just hatched
out. It looked more like a super pastel.
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Another pastel hatchling that is
also het axanthic
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One of the above striped mojaves
all grown up
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A nice reduced genetic
stripe. These guys are awesome!
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