That is one awesome group of babies. The one that was still born, did you say it was possibly hypo? I'm curious, was that part of the parent's genetic background? If not, what do you do with an odd baby like that? Freeze it? Photograph it? Was hypo part of the parent's genetic background. I'd keep some form of proof showing that the parents may have a possible hypo gene floating around. Isn't hypo co-dominant? Or are there different forms of hypomelanism in boas? I'm still trying to fully understand boa genetics. Anyway, CONGRATS!
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• Sonorans born today!!! - chaoscat, Sat Jun 19 23:43:22 2004
• SWEET BOAS GOOD LUCK N/P - BCIBANDIT, Sun Jun 20 00:19:20 2004
• RE: Beautiful Sonoran's ! ! more> - kennethzweerink, Sun Jun 20 06:47:56 2004
• RE: Beautiful Sonoran's ! ! more> - chaoscat, Sun Jun 20 09:57:57 2004
• RE: Sonorans born today!!! - carl3, Sun Jun 20 09:02:38 2004
• RE: Sonorans born today!!! - chaoscat, Sun Jun 20 10:01:26 2004
• RE: Sonorans born today!!! - EricIvins, Mon Jun 21 13:39:19 2004
• RE: Sonorans born today!!! - chaoscat, Mon Jun 21 13:47:28 2004
• Congrats on the litter! ... - wetceal, Sun Jun 20 10:25:08 2004
• Congrats on the litter. n/p - Sunshine, Sun Jun 20 11:33:48 2004
• RE: AWESOMEOOOO!!!! - Jeremy Stone, Sun Jun 20 13:23:21 2004