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JMHO, FWIW, YMMV.

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Thanks for the info, Thomas. This guy took the cake with his statement that they look like hypos *LOL
Since the question arised in the thread if Boa c. sabogae is a valid subspecies: It is, according to the Cites law.
Boa constrictor
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Figured you'd get a kick out of that! =)
>>Thanks for the info, Thomas. This guy took the cake with his statement that they look like hypos *LOL
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>>Since the question arised in the thread if Boa c. sabogae is a valid subspecies: It is, according to the Cites law.
>>Boa constrictor
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>>Beware of Commies and Mutts!
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JMHO, FWIW, YMMV.

they do look like hypos... almost just like this wild caught animal from colombia...
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