Longicauda Q's

I was thinking(which is dangerous most of the time) Longicauda Boas are natural anery's, from what I understand and pictures I have seen. If these are true anery's, would they be the original Type 1 Anery?

So am I out if my mind to think that a Longicauda bred with a Central American Boa to produce the Anery Type 2 Boas?

but if you see them as babies they look like this...
http://imageevent.com/bigtuna/availa...ums/longicauda
This is a link I received to Gus Renfro's available longis. As you can see there is red present that disappears later on. There are anerytheristic Longicauda also which is what I'd like to pick up a pair of. I don't know why more people don't since they're really not big money. They're all beautiful animals and they don't get very big.

Interesting, I received the same e-mail, which is why the wheels in my head started to turn. I was also looking on boa-constrictor.com, they have some great looking adults.

So now I am curious about the Anery Longicauda. I am going to have too look them up. Thanks Greg.

The way it was explained to Me is similar to what Gregg said. The decrease in the erythrin will be accompanied by the increase of melanin as they age.
Though there are some out there that are in fact anery, most are not truly anerythristic by nature.

But man, aint they sweet lookin when they age? LOL

Rick

Hi,
I´ve buyed my 2,1 Group of Boa c. longicauda by Reinhold Maugg www.pythons-boas.de . It´s the bloodline of Bill Edelbrock.

Wow, Phillip, thanks for the info, you must have some beautiful longicaudas. Also, thanks you Rick for responding,they sure are sweet. I have a friend with a beautiful pair of BCLs, I am going to have to wait until they breed, but they are an awesome pair I want babies from.

Yes they are great in collour, but they´re first 7 Month old.
So I´m very interested in the Adlut collour.