Sterling Boas 3 year update
 

Today is the 3rd birthday of the original litter of Sterling Patternless Boas. They continue to thrive and have been joined by a third litter. The pics aren't great, as getting three boas to sit still together is like herding kittens.

Pictured is a 2010 male, a 2012 female, and a 2013 female. The male in the picture is the father of the neonate.

I've had a pretty lousy breeding season, so availability of these critters is still quite limited. Next season is coming. : D

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Thanks for looking.

Can't wait to see what these look like mixed with other genes. We can assume what they will look like, but you never know, something even more unique could come out from a breeding with a sterling. I can see it now, Albino, hypo, jungle, motley, arab, bloods etc etc... Love these things!

I agree with Jeremy. These guys are spectacular by themselves, I can't wait to see what they look like when combined with other genes! Thanks for the update, I hope your production is better next year! It always seems that the projects you're most interested in take the longest to come to fruition. Murphy's Law, I guess, dangit Murphy!

They always say, "Watched pots never boil".

Congrats, Ken! I'm sure they'll just get better with time!