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Blood Boa For Trade

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What i'm refering to....

What i Mean by "blood" is the amount of peachy-red coloring on his entire body. My (boa) is a coloumbian/argintinin mix with a lot of good coloring!
 
Tegu Master said:
What i Mean by "blood" is the amount of peachy-red coloring on his entire body. My (boa) is a coloumbian/argintinin mix with a lot of good coloring!
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You would be well advised to not call your boa a "blood boa" as there are real morphs that have that title. That's akin to me calling my albino boa a "snow boa" because she has more white the yellow. It's confusing and had someone purchased this with the impression that it's an actual blood boa, you would have some serious issues on your hand.

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Just for future reference, there is a boa morph called a "blood boa". They range from $5000 - $8000. That cross with alot of red is probably whats called a Salmontine (Hypo x Argentine). And out of curiousity I would like to see a pic of him [email protected]
 
For all of those who are interested, I've seen the photos and hes probably a pastel (or a very nice normal). No trace of argentine though (in my humble opinion :D ). Pretty snake.
 
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