Survey Says!!! Favorite Recessive Boa Morph...

I'm always being asked "What is your favorite Red Tail Morph?" I really don't know if I can choose, I love them all! I figured if I narrowed it down a little, this might help. Recessive genetics are probably my favorite group, so I'll start there.

Motleys are smokin' ;)

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

Motleys are smokin' ;)

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Super Motleys! (I have a thing for black snakes) :D

Erm, I think the ones I like are called salmons and hypos, which I don't think I see on your list...unless I'm not thinking of the right names...



THE ORANGE ONES! =D

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

Motleys are smokin' ;)

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Co-Dom trait though.

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Erm, I think the ones I like are called salmons and hypos, which I don't think I see on your list...unless I'm not thinking of the right names...



THE ORANGE ONES! =D

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Another Co-Dom trait. Sorry girl. This is for Recessive traits. I'll get a list for others soon.

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

Another Co-Dom trait. Sorry girl. This is for Recessive traits. I'll get a list for others soon.

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Doh! Thanks for the correction boss...=D

Has anybody else heard about the leucistic red tail that was found recently. I dont have time to find pics but look around cuz its freaking awesome. I saw a video somewhere.

Yeah, some zoo has it. I can't remember where either or if it's a hoax or not. Pretty neat though. It could also be a unique snow though too.

I would have to say T+ because of the T+ argies out there. AMAZING

1. Scoria
2. Snow

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Originally Posted by Chase13

Has anybody else heard about the leucistic red tail that was found recently. I dont have time to find pics but look around cuz its freaking awesome. I saw a video somewhere.

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It's in brazil I think. I believe the zoo has two of them or something like that.

I love snow boas :)

I had to look up scoria, but they're pretty cool
http://www.scoriaboa.com/

I really think a luci red tail challanges one of the main reasons I chose the species, the Rbeautiful RED TAILS!

i'm not a boa guy, but that "moonglow" is hot looking. i could maybe have a male setup in a nice display viv one day!



vaughn

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

This is for Recessive traits. I'll get a list for others soon.

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I missed the recessive part. I changed the title to include 'recessive' if you dont mind ;)

I would have to go with Coral Albinos or Sunglows..... ;)

No Paradigm? :( That would've had my vote ;) I picked Sharp Strain Albino, those things are wicked :sweeet:

Edit: I would've picked Sunglow too Daniel, but isnt that a Recessive/Co-dom cross?

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Originally Posted by Uncle Festae

No Paradigm? :( That would've had my vote ;) I picked Sharp Strain Albino, those things are wicked :sweeet:

Edit: I would've picked Sunglow too Daniel, but isnt that a Recessive/Co-dom cross?

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Yep. Albino being recessive and hypo being co-dom

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Originally Posted by Chase13

Has anybody else heard about the leucistic red tail that was found recently. I dont have time to find pics but look around cuz its freaking awesome. I saw a video somewhere.

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Heres the video of it if you were interested
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y83...t=MOV05299.flv

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Originally Posted by SPJ

1. Scoria
2. Snow

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Scoria, unproven as of yet.
Snow, Double recessive.

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No Paradigm? That would've had my vote I picked Sharp Strain Albino, those things are wicked

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Paradigm is a double recessive mutation. It has neither the sharp gene or the caramel gene showing, but when both are in "hiding" the create a new snake.

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

Scoria, unproven as of yet.
Snow, Double recessive.



Paradigm is a double recessive mutation. It has neither the sharp gene or the caramel gene showing, but when both are in "hiding" the create a new snake.

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I was talking to a few boa people on Fauna that said Scoria is proven as recessive.

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Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread

I was talking to a few boa people on Fauna that said Scoria is proven as recessive.

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Well, that solves it then. haha. http://www.salmonboa.com/featured.html

They are hoping it's a co-dom trait right now, but it looks to be recessive. The only scoria's produced were through the original pair only, which means it might be a mutation just from them only, which can happen. It looks to be a recessive trait, but it needs to be proven from other litter mates and siblings to be correctly advertised as. Sorry Jake.

Ok, maybe it hasn't. Thats just what I heard. I'll talk to them again and see why they said they thought they have been proven.

I did forget one though...leopard morph is a recessive trait, but I thought it was a co-dom, my fault. Sorry.

Leopards are hot stuff! Easily my favorite recessive boa morph (for the moment anyways). Can't wait to make some cool stuff with ours!

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K~

I would have voted for Leopard if it was ther, but I voted T+. Maybe I'd like the T+ Leopard the best. Got to get working on those DHs.