I have asked this question a few times (not here), but never really gotten an answer. the background story - I have been looking at hypos and sunglows for some time now. periodically, I see a specimen (in person, or pics) that I'm just not sure about...something being labeled as a hypo that doesn't look like one, for example; or an albino that I would swear is a sunglow.
So, my question is: what exactly does one look at when deciding if a boa is "hypo" or not?, especially regarding the not so obvious ones. I just don't want to make a mistake when the time comes to sell future offspring.

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• hypo recognition - hhmoore, Sat Dec 10 04:06:55 2005
• RE: hypo recognition - jayf, Mon Dec 12 12:23:10 2005
• RE: hypo recognition - hhmoore, Mon Dec 12 12:46:53 2005
• RE: hypo recognition - jayf, Mon Dec 12 17:29:57 2005
• Just for fun.... - mdc, Wed Dec 14 18:22:16 2005
• RE: Just for fun.... - jayf, Wed Dec 14 18:32:03 2005
• RE: Just for fun.... - mdc, Wed Dec 14 18:41:44 2005
• RE: Just for fun.... - jayf, Wed Dec 14 19:48:35 2005
• RE: Just for fun.... - hhmoore, Thu Dec 15 22:39:10 2005
• whats a morph? - tex959, Tue Dec 20 03:26:59 2005
• RE: whats a morph? - hhmoore, Tue Dec 20 03:47:26 2005