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RE: Tiger Sand Boas?

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Posted by: CBH at Tue Sep 1 21:00:11 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CBH ]  
   

The tiger or "tigerish" kenyans are a produced from a kenyan x rufescens cross. My best looking "tigerish" individuals were produced from a pure rufescens to a normal kenyan (so 50%). None were produced in an 88% litter. My most recent 50% rufescens litter produced 7 stripes and 12 normalish looking babies. I would not call any of the normal babies a good example of a "tiger".

Another breeder recently claimed to have a recessive "tiger" phase kenyan, but I highly doubt it was recessive. It MAY have been a line bred thing at best.

Here is an example of what I would call a tigerish kenyan....??

50% rufescens


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