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    Re: My Sunglow Motley (Iridessa)

    Quote Originally Posted by shorty54 View Post
    THANK YOU FOR SHARING! I am going to get a pair of those! I can't wait!!!!!!!!!! They're so SEXY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    If you get a pair, just don't breed them to each other. Motley X Motley is a fatal gene in boas. Motley is codominant in boas, so you only need one parent to be a motley in order to produce a litter that will have motleys in it.
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