...but it would seem to me if your boa develops RED coloration as it matures (not sure how much red defines a Coral)then you might consider that it may be a Coral. Just my opinion as I do not have an albino with any red. 'Jealous'...LOL!
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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
sonoranreptile@cox.net
"I remember the first war, the way the sky burned
The faces of angels destroyed
I saw a third of Heaven's legion banished
And the creation of hell
I stood with my brothers and watched lucifer fall
But now, my brothers aren't my brothers" -- Zao

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• ............... PICS inside of an Albino boa....... - ajfreptiles, Thu Nov 3 12:43:46 2005
• WOW! You may be on to something there Andy..... - sonoranreptile, Thu Nov 3 12:47:27 2005
• RE: ............... PICS inside of an Albino boa....... - Randall_Turner, Thu Nov 3 13:29:34 2005
• Very Nice "Normal Albino..Definately not Coral.... - Locolizard, Thu Nov 3 15:05:28 2005
• RE: Very Nice "Normal Albino..Definately not Coral.... - ajfreptiles, Thu Nov 3 16:22:48 2005
• RE: Very Nice "Normal Albino..Definately not Coral.... - Locolizard, Thu Nov 3 17:16:36 2005
• RE: Very Nice "Normal Albino..Definately not Coral.... - ajfreptiles, Thu Nov 3 18:12:38 2005
• I agree with Mark but will add: - topnotchboas, Thu Nov 3 18:18:54 2005
• Coral = Red I know this trait does not have strict guidelines (yet).... - sonoranreptile, Fri Nov 4 09:20:58 2005