pics of my baby rtb

[thefishofdoom]

here she is in all her glory eating

 

[Mourinho18]

ha ha, alllllllllllllllllll right

 

[thefishofdoom]

she biger know shes eating larg mice its only ben 1 or 2 months

 

[softturtle]

nice snake. Has a nice tan color. Thats how mine looked and now it has turned a pinkish orange.

 

[Nic]

beautiful snake giggity giggity o yea

 

[thefishofdoom]

nice snake. Has a nice tan color. Thats how mine looked and now it has turned a pinkish orange.

ya right now shes turning more and more pink as she gets older

 

[softturtle]

I would post some pics of mine but they are all to big to go in the thread. Feel free to look in my gallery though, My boa is on the last page.

 

[MDogg218]

It is really hot. I wish I had one like yours, maybe I could get one in January.

 

[Marc]

I have a baby female that could almost be considered salmon but not fully, she is getting really pink real fast. My other baby male is 50% het for albino which when I think about it 50% hets are kinda* usless unless you have another het and a few seasons to waste. My breeding trio consists of a 8 foot clean normal 8 1/2 foot speckled and my male is 6 1/2 foot genetic circleback. the trio are quite a handful, the male has bitten me sevral times and the clean female is really moody around this time. She likes to hiss. but yea my RTB are prolly 15% of my actual reptile collection.

*correction, no animal is should EVER be considered usless.

 

[Gooda]

Boa's are awesome, they would do better then a cat if you had a mouse problem, actually, it would probably eat the cat, and the mice...

So, is it common for rtb to turn pink?