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Re: Hypo Update
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Originally Posted by Rapture
Yeah, too bad he's not het for albino... :P
And Laura I'd love a hypo female but I haven't even paid off my Pastel ball yet...
I would pair him with a nice Coral, Stripeline or Red line Albino female and make those smoking Hypos Het Albinos that would produce those knockout Sunglows.
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Re: Hypo Update
Thanks for the advice, although I don't know the appearance or genetics on any of those mutations... Do you know of a good website to find all of the boa morphs?
Also, what size Boaphile cages do you like to use for your adult boas? And what kind of heating?
Thanks :)
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Re: Hypo Update
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Originally Posted by Rapture
Thanks for the advice, although I don't know the appearance or genetics on any of those mutations... Do you know of a good website to find all of the boa morphs?
Also, what size Boaphile cages do you like to use for your adult boas? And what kind of heating?
Thanks :)
Try this one:
http://www.classreptilia.com/boa_morphs.htm
It should give you a base on boa morphs.
We use Boaphile 421D's (4X2) for our adult females and Iris tubs (3ft X 20") for our adult males. We use Flexwatt Heat tape to heat the cages and tubs controlled by Helix thermostats.
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Re: Hypo Update
WOWWWZA ! That "purple" is AWSOME!:O
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Re: Hypo Update
Thanks for the info, those were the cages that I have been most interested in, but wasn't sure which route to go for heating. One more question, what kind of paper is it that you are using as bedding?
Also, are the terms hypo and salmon interchangeable? Boa morphs have me a bit confused at the moment, I haven't looked into them extensively yet.
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Re: Hypo Update
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Originally Posted by Rapture
Thanks for the info, those were the cages that I have been most interested in, but wasn't sure which route to go for heating. One more question, what kind of paper is it that you are using as bedding?
Also, are the terms hypo and salmon interchangeable? Boa morphs have me a bit confused at the moment, I haven't looked into them extensively yet.
The paper is Kraft Indented Paper which we buy in rolls from www.uline.com . It's the same thing as the "disposable cage liners" you'll find on KS, but at a fraction of the cost.
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Re: Hypo Update
Awesome, thanks for the link. Is the indented paper more absorbant than the flat?
Not sure if you saw this one: "Also, are the terms hypo and salmon interchangeable? Boa morphs have me a bit confused at the moment, I haven't looked into them extensively yet."
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Re: Hypo Update
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Originally Posted by Rapture
Awesome, thanks for the link. Is the indented paper more absorbant than the flat?
Not sure if you saw this one: "Also, are the terms hypo and salmon interchangeable? Boa morphs have me a bit confused at the moment, I haven't looked into them extensively yet."
Not sure if it's more absorbant, but it is absorbant.
Sorry, I didn't see that one. Most people do use Hypo and/or Salmon the same. Salmons are Rich Isle's line of Hypos I guess you could say, which IMO do have their own look.
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Re: Hypo Update
Thanks for the clarification. Can you describe this look compared to a hypo of another line?
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Re: Hypo Update
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Originally Posted by Rapture
Thanks for the clarification. Can you describe this look compared to a hypo of another line?
Salmons in some cases can be separated from Hypos, most Salmons also hold their color as they age Vs some Hypos that muddy up.
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