I think Amazon Basin implies that the specimen was collected in the Amazon basin portion of the country, rather than from the country's mainland. I think most of them are from Ecuador, but I can't say that that's always the case. The ones I've seen look like BCC from Ecuador, Peru, or Columbia. It's probably just creative marketing...."Amazon basin redtail" sounds cool, doesn't it? Personally, I'd rather know exactly where the animal is from. If you really want to know, ask the person you bought the snake from. They should be able to tell you the lineage of the animal.

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• White Peruvian redtail - H+E Stoeckl, Sat Jun 26 17:15:08 2004
• White Peruvian Yearling - Biophiliacs, Sat Jun 26 19:11:32 2004
• I would like to call this one a White Red-Tail..query Hermann - Biophiliacs, Sat Jun 26 19:18:44 2004
• Well, more and more Amazon basin boas are........ - Hoppy, Sat Jun 26 21:32:23 2004
• RE: I would like to call this one a White Red-Tail..query Hermann - tmflyfish, Mon Jun 28 17:28:06 2004
• RE: White Peruvian Yearling - BrownsBoas, Sun Jun 27 00:19:11 2004
• Hermann, normally I would never question you.....more - Hoppy, Sat Jun 26 21:29:20 2004
• RE: Hermann, normally I would never question you.....more - H+E Stoeckl, Sun Jun 27 18:55:12 2004
• RE: Hermann, normally I would never question you.....more - tmflyfish, Mon Jun 28 17:31:52 2004