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boa morph?
- Thread starter mfail84
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Scooter1685
Newbie Member
Looks like a sunglow to me. The saddles look a little pinched, though the ones closer to the head seem to show more of the shape and reduction I associate with the hypo gene. The head spear appears to have a break in it, which can simply be due to aberrancy but tends to be more common in the hypos in my collection than in the normals. Very clean looking, beautiful colors, absolutely stunning.
I would wait for other people to post their thoughts and ideas before trying to sell the animal as a sunglow, if that is the plan, but it looks like a sunglow to me.
I would wait for other people to post their thoughts and ideas before trying to sell the animal as a sunglow, if that is the plan, but it looks like a sunglow to me.
Looks albino to me based on the thickness of the border (white) around the tail saddles. Kinda looks like some BCc blood in there? But that could just be the saturation of the photo makng me think that.
Better photos, post shed, will help.
Better photos, post shed, will help.
Durante
New member
It's can be difficult to distinguish between the 2 especially when young before any color can yellow out, get creamy, etc . I'm placing a big bet on albino though. I see the possible tiny pinch in saddles Scooter1685 mentioned but they don't have the crisper bow-tie look like most with the hypo gene. Hypos usually dont have that strong black outline on the spots of the tail & like April mentioned yours shows the white where if it didn't have the albino gene. I'm sure you'll be able to tell a lot better with age, either way though very pretty snake though!
JCCS
Well-known member
Albino jungle, no question. That's causing the pinched saddles and the bordering on the saddles. A pretty nice example of one as well.
But the pairing didn't include jungle?
JCCS
Well-known member
They didn't think it did. I'd be curious as to what the grandparents' genetics were. I'd bet money that that animal is a jungle albino.
yeah that might make sense, it did look a bit more than a normal albino but with the pairing he posted I assumed it was just normal variation. Pre shed photos and even better, full litter pics, pics of parents would go a long way towards helping determine.
