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is this a hypo harlequin boa

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before u all start running your mouths iam not clamming the pic is mine i just need 2 no wat she is.
 

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Someone correct me if I am wrong, a Harlequin hypo doesn't happen to have a distinct look to them, its more about the line they came from. A Harlequin is bred to a hypo, thus you have Harlequine hypos, which IMO are just a pastel or cleaned up hypo that came from a certain bloodline. So, I guess what I am saying is, you need to look more into the history of the parents then going off what it looks like. Just my .2 cents.
 
Mines not a hypo but it is a Harlequin

I got her and a male from Brendan Magee in early 08. She has definitely been a slow grower as many of my other 07 snakes are almost 2 feet longer than she is. She is a real clean snake though and handles very well. My male looks pretty much like she does except he has some speckles throughout his body. I see Brendan everynow and again and he keeps on saying," you gotta breed those to one another and you'll get some nice boas". Hopefully she'll be big enough next year and i can find out.
 

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well I'll try not to 'run my mouth' ?!?!
but the only real way to know is to find out what the parents are.
It might be, it might not be, it's a small picture and hard to really see the color. But harlequin is lineage, it MUST have a parent and grandparents that were harlequin.

here's some of my harlequins (siblings, 3 are hypo):
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the standout from that litter (I also just like showing her off):
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