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I've been thinking of breeding Boas for a long time and I'm kind of confused on what types of boas I'd get from the two I want to breed. I plan to breed a Hog Island Male Het Albino, with a Hypo Jungle Het Albino (not a hog island boa) would this leave me with Sunglow Jungles or Albino Jungles or just something strange. any opinions?
 
Hi Chris
Yes,you could get Sunglow jungles from this pairing. Normal sunglows too. Same with the albinos. Although your hets won't be 100% het,they will be 66% het for albino. Best bet is to use a Sunglow with the hypo jungle het albino. Your odds of getting sunglows will go up. You will get super hypos in that litter also.
Best of luck
 
Please just make sure when you get offspring and want to sell them that you mention what the parents are (that the male is a hog isle mix) since the babies would then be locality mixes as well and not simply sunglows/albinos.
 
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