I don't have any recent comparison photos although now that you mention it, I will put it on my list for the next time I do photos! Here are few comparison photos I took in the past as well as a few updated Jungle Boa photos taken not so long ago.

Jungle Comparison Photos...















A baby Jungle Boa that was about 14 to 16 inches long at the time and an older Jungle that was about 2 feet long





See the "two-tone" color...?





And here are a couple of newer Jungle Boa photos. These are about 6 month old babies...

Check out how yellow this girl is already turning - she's only about 20 inches long right now. You can also see the red colored eyes...





This one doesn't have the color but look at the saddle shapes (squared off with the "cut outs"/"ovals" in them and the elongated tail saddles. Also look at the head pattern...



This one has a couple of aberrancies although it doesn't have the stand-out coloration others have. You can clearly see the high contrast/bold black outlining around the tail saddles as well.



No aberrancies whatsoever here but look at the contrast - high coloration and check out the saddle shapes on her...





Once again - no connected saddles but he's got everything else - look at the saddle shape, the patterns within the saddles, he's already showing nice ivory coloration, high contrast, red/pink eye color, and has elongated tail saddles...





Thanks,
Celia
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