Well, they are Hypo, but in this case it isn't easy to tell if they are Harlequin or not.



Who did you purchase them from - who produced them?



There are lots of breeders working with the Harlequin line, and as it gets outcrossed and 'diluted' more and more, we see less and less of the characteristics Harlequins are know for.



So your boas may not look like my Salmon Harlequins, but that doesn't mean they aren't Harlequins.



You could even go to Brandon or Tim Magee and ask if they had sold Harlequins to the breeder who produced these.





Help us out with more info...
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo

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• help with harlequins - bytheshore1, Thu Oct 4 18:57:59 2007
• RE: help with harlequins - bcijoe, Fri Oct 5 10:18:31 2007
• Hey Joe do you know if harlequin is..... - strictly4fun, Fri Oct 5 17:49:31 2007
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