the original snake was a het., but I don't think this is what is going on here. Many people think that for these morphs to pop up in litters, the parents need to be hets. I don't think this is the case. When the first albino boa popped up in the wild, were both the parents hets? When Joe Rollo found that T albino at the local show, were both parents hets? I don't think so. These mutations just happen sometimes. Hence the name "mutations". You can have two completely normal snakes, inside and out. Not two snakes that are hets. and the genetics were lost from being resold, etc. You can breed these snakes and it is possible that an albino may just pop out. I think these are some amazing anerys that may or not be compatible with the current anery boas. I think they may be a new strain. But no matter what I think and if I am correct or not, they are beautiful.



Phil Goss

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• Anerythristic or something different???? - STUART, Sat Mar 11 17:07:55 2006
• I would guess - LauraV, Sat Mar 11 17:56:53 2006
• Definitely looks anery, but... - PGoss, Sat Mar 11 18:39:50 2006
• RE: Anerythristic or something different???? - ajfreptiles, Sat Mar 11 19:14:55 2006
• They do appear to be Anerythristic... - ChrisGilbert, Sat Mar 11 19:48:26 2006
• It is possible that... - PGoss, Sat Mar 11 23:46:25 2006
• Mutations always begin with a random... - ChrisGilbert, Sun Mar 12 14:27:39 2006
• RE: I agree.... - ajfreptiles, Sun Mar 12 15:49:20 2006