world of boas. When you watch those really nice hypos grow and color switch at night you will gain a greater appreciation of the hypos if not morphs in general. These are all just variations on the common boa pattern and color and each has it's unique appearance which can enrich your overall boa experience. Just like the awesome color in an excellent suriname boa, the eyes and tail of a snow boa, the color on the sides of jungle boas, the rich red of a bloody salmon and the scale variation in coral sunglows are just some of the many reasons why I like to work with both morphs and local specific boas.
You did very well. Enjoy those hypos and I expect they will become some of your favorites as I think really good quality hypos are still one of the most impressive of all boa morphs.
Bill Kirby

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