Fair Trade? BOA info needed

[zach_24_90]

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?

[adamsky27]

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.

[zach_24_90]

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

[adamsky27]

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

[zach_24_90]

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.

[zach_24_90]

Anybody else??

[DemmBalls]

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.

[zach_24_90]

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

[Amon Ra Reptiles]

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.