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Boa morph questions

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What makes a boa a jungle?

an aztec?


These 2 I don't completely understand. I know the motley, arab, sunglow, moonglow etc

Are they pattern morphs?
 
The aztec is like the jungle, an incomplete dominant pattern and apparently color morph. The aztec tends to have that really thick circleback laddertail pattern that's really busy. The jungles have a tendency towards striping and other pattern malformations, but also have outlined saddles and the saddles tend to have a chocolatey coloration. Also, they tend to have golden color about them as they age.

Chris
 
also keep in mind that there are sometimes issues with the super forms. Super jungles are thought to have fertility issues and super aztecs, if I remember correctly, neuro issues. I know that those issues are being worked on with outcrossing and I am not sure where they stand now. I know a super jungle female was bred but I believe she slugged out.
 
AbsoluteApril said:
also keep in mind that there are sometimes issues with the super forms. Super jungles are thought to have fertility issues and super aztecs, if I remember correctly, neuro issues. I know that those issues are being worked on with outcrossing and I am not sure where they stand now. I know a super jungle female was bred but I believe she slugged out.
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Two Super Jungle females have been bred. One, I know for sure, dropped a litter of slugs and premature babies with one living premature baby named "Pipsqueak". Sadly, after about a year, he passed away. The second, I am not sure on, I believe it was in Europe and the female had full term offspring, but if they survived, I do not know.

I do know there seems to be an issue in Super Jungle males that keeps them from being able to wrap and enter the female properly.

I think they look pretty wicked and would not mind one just to have it, since viablity of the animal itself is not an issue (anymore, I guess there were some issues in the past). The fertility issue is secondary to me.
 
oh yeah! I forgot about 'Pipsqueak'! thanks!

I love jungles and hope to make some supers one day, they are ultimate eye candy to me.
 
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