" Not to mention, that like for the VPI, they produce abberancies, widow pics, a special pattern, and it also appear that, I produce in my litter some clean and collorfull one that remind me the so called “pink panther “. "



You can take a couple boas from a pet shop and produce all of those things with a little selective breeding. It has nothing to do with T's and negs or pos's and Pink Panthers or recreational genetics 101. It's how boas naturally are made. Variable. There's nothing special about producing any of those traits. A nice normal Columbian boa should be pink.





Ernie Eison



Westwood Acres Reptile farms Inc

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I forgot to mention That 100 % of the T positive blonde albinos, have striped with some chain linked tails and abberancies, no selective breeding in that and none of the random unpredictable polygenic trait, you are refering to. Check all the pics I have posted you will see it !

Nice pastel you have, when it will be 4 years old, post a pic, I would love to see how he has turned out.

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• T blonde albinos, food for thought , - zenzinia, Sat Jun 2 14:39:44 2007
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• Sorry, - zenzinia, Sat Jun 2 18:37:31 2007
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