There are two recessive morphs available, Hypomelanistic (yes, IN BRB's Hypo is recessive) which are somewhat available and Anerythristic which are mostly not available. Also have been rumors for years of albino BRB's. In addition there are really red onesl, really orange ones and variations of side crescents, even full circles or bullseyes. A few of mine:





"Lefty" the father of all the bullseyes I've produced



4 holdbacks from 2005

BO-M5-08 Bullseye Male "hook"



High Orange "Daisey"





High Red Rusty (The reds just don't really show well in pics)



High Red PE-M5-03







Two hypo's from different sources

Hypo "Dottie" From Too Scaley Reptiles



Hypo "Mickey" from Exotics By Nature



Anery "Tawny" from Brian Sharp





And a group shot. In it are two Hypo's Dottie is more orange and Mickey is mostly toward the right, you can see both have fantastic crescents. Also in there are three normals ( how can I call my holdbacks normals?) towards the left is BO-M5-08, one of my bullseyes, in the middle is SA-PO-01, she has no crescents at all and toewards the right is BU-M5-16, he's one of my holdback males. I love this shot as it shows a LOT of variety in colors/patterns.













>>hello all how is everyone? ive been thinking of adding a brazilian rainbow boa to my collection and have been wondering what possible breeding combinations are out ther anyone care to share some info ?

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>>thank you in advance

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>>best regards.




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Thanks,



Dave Colling



www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com



0.1 Wife (WC)

0.2 kids (CBB, selectively bred from good stock)



LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:

13.26 BRB

11.16 BCI

And those are only the breeders



lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

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