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Posted by: boafan1 at Wed Feb 14 12:34:49 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by boafan1 ] There have been many new boa morphs every year for quite a while. But what I wanted to know is for most people to consider it a true morph how many generations would it take to assure it was a new morph. Say you have a boa with a total differen't look, you breed it to something totally unrelated and you produce 11 of 13 that look almost the same as the parent. The two that dont are a common morph thats dominant" (Albino)". Do you believe you need to breed one of the offspring to prove the genetics?. Just wanted alittle input! Daniel Culbertson. [ Hide Replies ]
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