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    Re: I took the plunge! Get a load of this.

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    She looks incredible!! In a rush, can't read everything, but what are the genetics exactly? I don't know much about boa genes as of yet
    The genetics are techically normal Colombian. This is a Barranquilla Colombian. These boas are found in the Barranquilla area of Colombia so you could refer to them as a specific locality. Colombians are not usually broken down that far by locality because there are so MANY areas in such a large country. However, there are a few breeders that work with BCI that keep the more specific localities of Colombians pure. Rio Bravo and Legacy Reptiles are two of them that do this. Barranquillas are known for being particularly colorful and Gio's is certainly a prime example!!


    If I were to buy a straight normal Colombian boa with no specific genetics in mind, it would be a Barranquilla!
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