Well, I guess they are "MOONGLOWS"

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Was over at kingsnakes, and was reading the Boa forum. I guess the Hypo Snows were succesfully produced, and Mark (LocoLizard) dubbed them "Moonglows".
So now I guess we will see if they survive, and what they will go for. Hopefully they will be producers later on.

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=1051386,1051386

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WOW, such a freaking awesome batch of boas.

 

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Not seeing a really big difference between the moonglow and a snow.

 

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Granted, they haven't shed yet, but for the most part I'd have to agree.

 

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crotalusadamanteus said:

Was over at kingsnakes, and was reading the Boa forum. I guess the Hypo Snows were succesfully produced, and Mark (LocoLizard) dubbed them "Moonglows".
So now I guess we will see if they survive, and what they will go for. Hopefully they will be producers later on.

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=1051386,1051386

Rick

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lol,ok, so I didn't name names http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showpost.php?p=369251&postcount=12

 

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I guess we will need to wait until it grows. Will it yellow out like a snow? If bred with another "Moonglow", will it produce something special? Oh the questions I have.

 

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Questions indeed. `

I will be interesting needless to say how these kids mature. Oh I can't wait to see!

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Do you have a new link to that thread or picture? It doesnt come up when i click the link. I'd love to see them.

 

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looks like a snow - there wasn't an individual, close photo, just one of several of the clutchmates...not really any indication that the one in the photo was the now famed Moonglow

 

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went to their website and they had pics there.
http://www.locolizards.com/

 

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Junkyard said:

I guess we will need to wait until it grows. Will it yellow out like a snow? If bred with another "Moonglow", will it produce something special? Oh the questions I have.

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I think it would need a codominant gene in the equation. But who knows. Only time will tell.

Rick