the Hypo Arabesque that Chris (I think Giliam from the UK) posted. It had shed and lost a major part of its color.

Similar to Jerry Conway's PURE white Candoia (not sure of species), and the IMG Ball Pythons.



The second picture, and those that follow show what looks like normal pigment on the spine. I do not remember what the condition that causes this loss in pigment is called, I do know it doesn't affect the animal health wise.



It is very interesting, and the Boa does appear to be all Longicauda.

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• "Very" anerythristic longicauda... - SRX, Mon Jan 23 02:11:24 2006
• RE: forgot to post this one... - SRX, Mon Jan 23 02:51:03 2006
• That is one stunning boa..looking forward to seeing that one grow up!!!np - robertmcphee, Mon Jan 23 07:36:29 2006
• That one is pretty cool... - wetceal, Mon Jan 23 09:13:57 2006
• Man o man, that is one awesome looking boa....np. - cnb2, Mon Jan 23 12:06:24 2006
• Wow, cool looking.... more - bcijoe, Mon Jan 23 06:39:50 2006
• Joe, I am not sure if you remember... - ChrisGilbert, Mon Jan 23 13:58:24 2006
• RE: Yes, she is a pure Boa constrictor longicauda....np - SRX, Mon Jan 23 14:38:11 2006
• Thats the Coolest BCL I have ever seen!!! - DavidKendrick, Mon Jan 23 11:31:13 2006
• I have a question..... - bcijoe, Tue Jan 24 07:44:37 2006