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Shame you're in Canada, those are some gorgeous boas.
[Python regius]
1.0 Black Butter Pinstripe (Amazeballs), 1.0 Pastel Butter Leopard (Thunderbeeper)
0.1 Spider (Charlotte), 0.1 Leopard (Spot), 0.1 Pastel (Buttercup), Fire Sugar (Abaddon), Crystal (Opalescence)
[Python brongersmai]
1.1 T+ Albino (Kushiel & Carmilla)
[Boa imperator]
1.0 Hypo 100% Het Leopard/66% Het Albino (Darcy)
0.1 66% Het Leopard/Albino (Gabby)
[Colubrids]
0.1 Cave-dwelling Rat Snakes (Betty Spaghetti)
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Re: What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
 Originally Posted by meowmeowkazoo
Shame you're in Canada, those are some gorgeous boas. 
I know, I was just thinking I'd love to pick up one like that.
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What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?

Here are my two holdbacks from the clutch.
(Hope the photos ok first time from my phone)
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What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
Here's a photo of the sire since the last one was so crappy.
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the very first pic you posted too me looks like a dirty t pos....the rest definitely look nic to me...
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What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
Little update on that purple girl I held back. The purples unfortunately changed to black but I think she is still quite the looker!!
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Re: What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
Another updated photo
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She's looking pretty! I like the gravely pattern. 
..... Now that she's more mature, I am seeing an Argentine cross here. Not a morph, but a cross between subspecies - in her case BCO x BCI. But that is all just speculation. But Argentines can have a subtle purple hue as babies too so its possible.
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Re: What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
Nicaragua IS in Central America just an FYI. There are localities from Central American and some of the islands off the coasts of those countries. But when somebody says "Central American" boa, it means it could be from anywhere there.
There is no way to tell what that boa is without papers and locality data. More than likely you have a mixture, which is what a lot of people have. Even the "common" Colombian boa could be a mixture of different types.
It's a good looking boa, but that's about all you'll know for certain.
I like what it's got going on whatever it is!
Last edited by Gio; 07-15-2014 at 08:51 PM.
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Re: What morph (if any) of boa am i dealing with?
Thanks!! It is more then a puzzle to me! All I know is she is looking gorgeous and really looking more and more like her dad. I guess I will see when she's ready to breed hopefully I can zone in on t least what the dad could be.
If not it's not a big deal as she's is just stunning I will try an get some better photos especially from the side her sides have that sand like color but the top portion as you can see is very dark which visually looks amazing to me!!
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