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RE: Morph?

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Posted by: CBH at Wed Jan 13 19:06:22 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CBH ]  
   

I would say that your sand boa is a good looking normal. Normals are typically brown/orange or brown/yellow. As you will discover with time, there are a few morphs that are a bit tough to define (high orange, tiger, etc...). Knowing what the parents were is often the best way of knowing what morph of kenyan sand boa you have.


Pile o' normals:


Anery & normal:


Tiger morph:


Stripe:


rufescens phase:


Caramel albino??:


yellow snow & normal snow:


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