Fair Trade? BOA info needed

so im looking to get into Boas and i have a few bps laying around that i dont need that have been replaced with 2 gene animals...so i posted them on c-list. well this guy wants to trade me a possible super salmon female boa (4ish feet) for a proven breeder cinny bp male.. good trade? i dont know enough about the boa side of things yet to make a fair assesment. here are pics let me know what you think
.. and do you think she is super salmon?

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There seems to be a debate on super hypo (super salmon boas). Some say there is no such thing as a super hypo, some say there is, but there has not been any proof. I'd say you're looking at a $150 snake there.

hmm 150.. makes me want to hold onto my cinny and take him to a show to trade haha

I'd suggest you sell the Cinny, or go trade it as you suggested. Not for that boa though.

yeah i have been trying to sell it.. no luck. bought him then 2 months later got a deal on a pewter i couldnt refuse haha buttt thats how it goes sometimes.

Anybody else??

It certainly looks like a Salmon at least. I have a similar snake. It was sold as a probable Super Salmon Het Sunglow. I think I paid $125 for mine at a show as a neonate. As far as a dollar value goes...The Cinny is likely worth more money.

Here is our girl, just for reference.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...s/DSC_0115.jpg

Hmm yea so he is going to need to include some extra cash or another small value snake

The super hypo in boas is like the super pinstripe in BP. They look exactly like a regular hypo or in BP a normal pinstripe but carry both hypo genes. So when bred to a normal red tail it will produce all hypos. So that's why they call it a possible super hypo because there is no way to tell if it carries two hypo genes until you breed it.
As far as the deal goes, I wouldn't trade a breeding size male cinny for it.