Pied Bald Boa?

Ive heard of Pied Bald Balls But never A Pied Bald Boa is this Some Thing New? thanx

Where did you see it Bill? A while ago Upstate Exotics had posted an ad by mistake that stated "piebald boa". I have seen some ads with boas that have white markings but in my opinion it is not more than scar tissue (such as also happens in ball pythons).

Regards,

I think this is what prompted the question:

http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...threadid=46643

yes thats where I saw it Was just wondering because the guy says he was offered $ 1000 for it . Ive been around boas a long time and never heard of one

I agree with Clay's comments. I would imagine that whomever had a true pied boa would receive astronomical offers and not just $1,000. Furthermore, if it is a WC individual, it would more than likely be offered directly to those large breeders that can afford such an investment. A while ago there was another boa with white spots offered as something special I still keep a pictures her in my files. Hope this time it loads.

Here is probably a glitch or something. I relied yesterday to this thread and when I checked this morning my reply was not there. But now that I read the thread again Caly Davenport's comments are not there any more too!!!! Anyone knows what's going on?

Thanks

Sorry it's Clay not "Caly" and where did all the pictures of the supposed pied boa go? Those are missing too.

Thanks

Nevermind, I need my coffee, they were in the link that was provided and not in this thread.

Have a great day!

That looks very much so more of a pied than the one linked to the thread.
Do you have contact with the owner. I'd love to see some other pics of that one. Looks decently promising.
Recessive traits are easier to work with in boas, the 1 in 16 odds are usually met, with usually large enough litter sizes to get 2 or 3 dh showing babies. Like snow, much more prolusive in Boas than Balls.