New BCI baby :)

Approximately 4 month old BCI female. Loooove the pink on her haha suggestions on names?
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I apologize for the low quality pics... i'll try getting better ones later today with an actual camera

Ooooo.... love the pink!! Very pretty - congrats!

How about Petunia?? (still thinking pink, lol)

Or maybe:

Sangria
Blossom
Anis
Isis

Thank you :3 Sangria sounds interesting :0

Very cute :)

Very pretty pinks! Nice boa :)

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Cool! I'm jealous!!

Thank you :) baby girl's gorgeous and a tad on the nippy side... but took to her food right away which is great :) she's a normal BCI but why so much pink??

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Originally Posted by Pythonangel

Thank you :) baby girl's gorgeous and a tad on the nippy side... but took to her food right away which is great :) she's a normal BCI but why so much pink??

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Just depends on the snake: same things as some normal BPs having lots of yellows, some being really dark brown, etc She may or may not loose her pinks as she ages

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Originally Posted by Pythonangel

Thank you :) baby girl's gorgeous and a tad on the nippy side... but took to her food right away which is great :) she's a normal BCI but why so much pink??

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

Just depends on the snake: same things as some normal BPs having lots of yellows, some being really dark brown, etc She may or may not loose her pinks as she ages

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She may also be a pastel - which isn't a genetic morph but rather a color phase. Pastels often carry a bit more pink highlighting. I might've even said hypo, but she's got a bit too much flecking and grey tones to be a hypo. Pastels are often used to "clean up" the pattern and/or color in other morphs.

Boas also can be a chameleon of sorts and they have "dark" and "light" phases of their normal coloring. They will sometimes even appear to blush. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Evenstar

Boas also can be a chameleon of sorts and they have "dark" and "light" phases of their normal coloring. They will sometimes even appear to blush. :gj:

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Very true, my bf's Guyana BCC really changes when she eats, at night, etc. Though I see zero pastel or hypo in the OP's boa, just an extra pink Colombian :)