I do not think that you will rub people wrong with your post. You are well respected here as well as in the industry. The animal was put up for offers not to mislead or to scam. If that was the case I would have said the scar would be gone in a couple of sheds. All of us know that does not happen in Boas. I thought it may be of interest to someone that may have a Male Suriname that is hypomelinistic to the normal form. This animal is a WC which does lessen, but not eliminate the chances it was a preemie or a umbilical twist animal. Both of these effect the final stages, which is skin pigment development.
Thanks for a positive attitude for the hobby.
We need it Chuck

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