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What sunglow is this?

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I purchased this beautiful baby back in May of 2014, he was born in April 2014. However I basically forgot which locale he actually is :shrug01::( .Please guys help me identify his beautiful genes. Also I've noticed he has a blue stipe going down his back is this normal for a sunglow?
 

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Moved this to the discussion forums

If he wasn't sold specifically as a sharp sunglow, then it's the kahl strain (or original strain) of albino.

The bluish stripe to me looks like some translucent scales or something. Those may color up more as it ages and yellows up.

Nice looking guy!
 
All boas yellow out to some degree as they age, normals, albinos, all of them, it's just what happens. :)

As for the orange, it may stay similar to what it is now, it may fade more, it may get darker, there's really no way to tell for sure besides a best guess or possibly seeing the parents (if they were albino/sunglow). I personally think he'll keep some nice color, esp in the tail and the saddles might fade a bit.

here's an old pic of my sharp strain albino (not a sharp sunglow though), she's super yellow and I love her like that.
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