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    I have a young hypo boa as well. From what I've seen of pictures their color can change drastically as they age, usually for the better. I have to admit my girl -- although she's very light with a bright orange tail -- looks somewhat different from the pics I've seen of adult hypos, but I've noticed that the younger ones resemble her a lot more. And her parents (I've seeen the father in person and pics of the mother) look a lot more orange than she does. So I'm thinking they grow into their color a bit over time. Your snake also might just be in or approaching shed.

    Congrats on the new snake. Would love to see pics when you can. Baby boas are the cutest.
    Last edited by rebelrachel13; 02-29-2012 at 07:26 PM.

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