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    Question What the heck are these?

    I'm a ball python person, therefore I have no idea what I got in trade. I took them because they looked visually appealing to me.

    Any idea what they are?

    Here they are as a pair:


    Here is the one with a sort of reduced pattern:


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    Re: What the heck are these?

    Your brother Chuck would know.

    They're hypo boas.

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    Re: What the heck are these?

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Gunns View Post
    Your brother Chuck would know.

    They're hypo boas.
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    Re: What the heck are these?

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Gunns View Post
    Your brother Chuck would know.

    They're hypo boas.
    Is there a difference between hypo boas and pastel boas, or are they one and the same?
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    Re: What the heck are these?

    There absolutely is, hypo is a codom genetic trait, and pastel is more of a description, like you'd say that you have a "reduced pattern" ball python. It's not NECESSARILY genetic, but definitely can be passed on to some degree. There are some lines of distinct pastel-looking boas out there, that being said, but it's not codominant like hypo, for sure. Your pair is gorgeous!

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    Re: What the heck are these?

    Quote Originally Posted by BrandonsBalls View Post
    Is there a difference between hypo boas and pastel boas, or are they one and the same?
    theres a very big difference

    Pastels are selectively bred for the coloration and clean-ness
    I think the term would be, polygenic?

    Hypos are a co-dom trait.
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    Re: What the heck are these?

    The one with the really skinny saddles looks like a possible Super hypo... you'd have to breed and prove it out though.

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    Re: What the heck are these?

    The top one would be a Possible Super Hypo.

    But both are for SURE Hypos.

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