Hello,



I was browsing some of the older posts and saw that you had posted a question to my thread. I just wanted to answer your question about the Albino Boa. The male in the last photo is a Sharp strain Albino Boa. The Sharp strain Albino Boas tend to keep more coloration and are usually a bright high contrast yellow as adults. I hope this information helps.



Feel free to email me if you have any other questions.



Thanks,

Celia
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