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    No problem!

    Not to complicate things, but I did a quick search: hypo and salmon are the same thing, just different lines (ie different names for almost the same end result - salmons tend to have a brighter base color).

    So that would mean your boa is a hypo or a salmon (depends on what the sire and dam were), either way it has reduced melanism and it is het for albino. It would produce sunglows if crossed with any compatible line of het for albino.
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