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I'm new to breeding and raising up my boas nice n slow to breed. I have 3 boas and need a 4th. Need or opinion on what the 4th boa should be as far as breeding combos with what I have. Keep in mind all my stuff if kahl line. I have :
1. Female coral sunglow (nicest I've seen)
2. Female anery her snow
3 male striped motley 100% her albino
So what do u think...old say I need another male ...but what's our opinion
Old loveto hear from ppl with real knowledge and experience
 
So far it's not looking bad. Sunglow motleys, sunglows, albino motleys, etc. from the male to the coral female.

The anery het snow female needs something though. An anery het snow male would be great, or a ghost het moonglow male. If you want to spice it up you could mix in a stripe line or motley as well. Motley snows sell pretty well. Leopards, squaretails, arabesque... there are tons of options. Personally I purchased a snow male and a hypo motley het anery male. Both will eventually be bred to my female anery het snow, though obviously not in the same year.
 
I agreed with Tyrel that a ghost het albino male would be a good choice, or even a jungle ghost het or arabesque ghost het (or combo there-of, hypo arab dh).

Go for what you like to look at, find really nice examples of those morphs and then breed to improve the characteristics you like the most (pattern, color, both) ;)

good luck!
 
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