Nics, T+, and Hypos ???

This was our first year breeding boas and we paired what were sold to us as a Nicaraguan T+ Albino Female and a Nicaraguan Hypo Male. Looking in the litter of 8 babies (She had 14, but only 8 survived the birthing) we have some wierd stuff going on, so I wanted to verify that the parents are what they were sold to us as far as visual charicteristics go.

The photos are of them when they were babies back in 2009 and I may see about getting some adult photos later and adding them to the thread.

The mother T+ Albino. (We also have a Male Nicaraguan T+ male that looks nothing like this girl, but matches all the pictures I can find on T+ Albino Nicaraguans.) As an adult she is between 5'6" long and 6' long.



Then we go with the male that is supposed to be a Nicaraguan Hypo and for all extent and purpose looks like a Nicaraguan Hypo from what I have found. As an adult would be lucky to be 3'6" long


Am I missing something or is my female some other kind of T+ Albino or have something like motley or something else in her? I'm pretty confident in the male being correct.

Whats up with the babies

As you stated they look like a T+ Albino Nic and a Hypo Nic... I don't see anything different or special about them... I'm not really sure what you're aksing and with out pictures of the litter there's no way for anyone to give an opinion on what's going on. I'd love to see some pictures of the litter to see what you're talking about.

Here are some pictures of the babies that have shed to date. I'm still learning how to spot Hypos and I am putting my current guess and correction would be appreciated.

What I am noticing on the babies is about half of them have some kind of striping or reduction in pattern going on.

Hypo


Hypo


Hypo


Normal


Normal


Normal

Pretty cool, looks like reverse striping. Hold back some and try to produce them consistently, well thats what I would do anyway.

Only the first one is Hypo and the rest are normals.