Sorry, I missed the discussion. Hard to match up photo with what it is, but anyway -- I just sold a Pulcallpa male that looked just like that Leticia. I know one of you guys inquired.
I gotta put my 2 cents in here. Geography does make a difference in morphology. Two boas can be classified as different subspecies, but look alike because of similar geography, environment, and climate. Also very important -- Many of these guys go through a serious color change from neo to old adult. Easily mistaken for different animals, if not different ssp.
jsc


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