Well i think youre confusing them into one. Boas display both yellow AND red pigment. This is why an anerythristic albino (snow) boa will become yellow with age.



There very well could be (though there isnt at this point) an Axanthic boa. Yeloow pigment is developed later in life, again this is why snows, anerys, and ghosts eventually yellow up.



Yellow and red are differnt primary colors in the boas pallate.

If they were the same, then snows wouldnt yellow up, and any high pink animal would have to be at the same time a high yellow. Wich isnt always the case.
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• Does this look anerythristic to you? - whitneywee, Fri Jun 18 21:23:54 2004
• Does on my screen! What's the story behind those? nm - PBM, Fri Jun 18 21:27:39 2004
• RE: Does on my screen! What's the story behind those? nm - bahreptiles, Fri Jun 18 23:29:40 2004
• Does it matter? more... - kasper22, Fri Jun 18 23:40:13 2004
• Looks anery to..................................... - gmherps, Sat Jun 19 07:38:34 2004
• He's nice, but I don't think he's anery... - Chris Olson, Sat Jun 19 08:05:48 2004
• not necissarily - obz, Sat Jun 19 16:45:50 2004
• Your dead on.....but.... - Chris Olson, Sat Jun 19 18:57:11 2004
• I would have to argue with you on that one.. - Randall_Turner, Sat Jun 19 20:06:28 2004
• exactly my point randy np - obz, Sat Jun 19 20:10:37 2004
• RE: I would have to argue with you on that one.. - Chris Olson, Sat Jun 19 23:57:44 2004
• RE: Your dead on.....but.... - obz, Sat Jun 19 20:09:34 2004
• Yes but many of the babies normally do....more - Hoppy, Sat Jun 19 11:05:54 2004