Stella the Suri cross....

[ilovemylizard]

Here are some pics of Stella, she is a 2003 50/50 Suriname/Columbian cross, and is het for Kahl albino as well.

















You can really see the Suriname influence in that tail...I just love the orange color




I'm really happy with the appearance of the new bedding, the butcher paper looks so much better than newspaper...now I just need to find a good shredder to make paper curls to hide under

	Heterozygous Heterozygous - the animal carries the gene for a genetic trait but does not outwardly demonstrate the trait. Example: A boa that is het for albino looks normal but carries the albino gene. When it is bred to another het for albino boa or an albino boa, a percentage of the offspring will be albino.

[mpgt]

That's a pretty snake. Congrats!

[RedRaquel213]

you captured the iridescence of her scales beautifully. She is a looker!

[Draggon]

Beautiful snake! And the butcher paper does look a lot better. I think I am going to start useing that as well

[RedRaquel213]

Originally Posted by draggon0257

Beautiful snake! And the butcher paper does look a lot better. I think I am going to start useing that as well

Can anyone tell me if butcher paper is waxed or some other substance, on the opposite side?

I always thought it is waxed, but after thinking about it I am not sure.

[HavocovaH]

Wow she's a big girl, with a very unique to her!

[Draggon]

Originally Posted by RedRaquel213

Can anyone tell me if butcher paper is waxed or some other substance, on the opposite side?

I always thought it is waxed, but after thinking about it I am not sure.

I think that actual butcher paper has a thin film of plastic inbetween two plys
I think that the plain brown paper is often reffered to as postal paper

[ssjsmits]

Pretty boa you have there!

[snakemann6]

Stella is gorgeous!