To answer both questions. From what I can find out about the Coral trait. First off it can only be called "Coral" if it is descended from the Peter Kahl original Coral Boa line. Its still isn't fully understood how the Coral trait is passed along. It does seem soemwhat random,plus some Boas Coral up extremely after many months.There is a lengthy write up at BoaMorph by Steve Reiners. He's done some work(alot) with this trait.Link below at BoaMorph Coral Page.
The Pastel Dream Albino Line Both the Kahl Line "Jeff Ronne" and the Sharp Line Doug Matuszak. Pastel Dream Boas from both of those lines originated with Jeff Ronne. Jeff explains that this is polygenic. Doug believes its Codom type result with his breedings. What is clear with Pastel Dream Albino Boas you will always produce very nice colorful Albino Boas and hets with a good Pastel Dream Albino or het Boa.I believe More numbers of colorful Boas and more predictable results.
So the two traits are similar but not the same.
. . . . . Lar M
BoaMorph Coral Page


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• ? coral Sharps? - kirby, Sun Aug 24 21:48:43 2008
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• How is the regular coral - tcdrover, Mon Aug 25 07:10:19 2008
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• RE: How is the regular coral - LarM, Mon Aug 25 13:56:01 2008
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