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Posted by: dworon1 at Wed May 24 15:38:37 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dworon1 ]  
   

Most boas that I've seen go through a phase where their colors are bright and then they darken into average looking adults. I know that most look best in the 2-5 year range but I'm wondering if there are any bloodlines that more consistently produce old adults with color/contrast - Surinam's specifically. Just looking for opinions/feedback.

2 of the same male:





   

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