Quote Originally Posted by CloudtheBoa View Post
There are also "normals" like pastels that are fairly popular, and you can get some very cool-looking boas linebreeding like that! Even without any morph influence (including any hets), you can get high color and wacky patterns, since even normals can easily have aberrancies, and they sell for much higher than a "regular normal" because of all the work it takes to get to those colors. Nothing compared to a high-end morph, but the animals are spectacular when bred well. I don't see as many of these as I do morphs, but "normal" is a very non-specific word. Boas come in so many colors and patterns as normals, although that could be from all of the mixing of blood from different species and localities. I love normals and morphs equally; a good-looking snake is a good-looking snake!

Also Gio, your boy is making me seriously consider getting a Barranquilla at some point in the future....


Well thank you for the nice comment!

I know these guys have them, and they are the very same stock that Gus Rentfro started. As a matter of fact I bought my guy from them.

https://www.facebook.com/legacyreptileslocalityboas


This is another guy with the Rentfro stock.
https://www.facebook.com/TCReptile

http://www.tcreptile.com/page1.php




I'm really lucky to have this boa. The morph that looks like this is the Key West boa. Jeff Ronne (Boaphile) has them but the last I saw they were $$. I prefer the locality and my guy was not a lot of $$.