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I saw the post a little further down asking whether a boa was just aberrant or genetic, so I thought I would post a pic of this guy. I picked him up a couple weeks ago at a show from EBV. I bought a couple of this years "red groups" and this little guy. My wife fell in love with him "lucky me" and named him Deco - full name Art Deco. I don't know if his pattern is genetic or not, but I was just wondering what you all thought of him.
Thanks for any comments,
Matt Crabe

I've never seen a cubed saddle pattern like that. Really unique looking...

>>I saw the post a little further down asking whether a boa was just aberrant or genetic, so I thought I would post a pic of this guy. I picked him up a couple weeks ago at a show from EBV. I bought a couple of this years "red groups" and this little guy. My wife fell in love with him "lucky me" and named him Deco - full name Art Deco. I don't know if his pattern is genetic or not, but I was just wondering what you all thought of him.
>>Thanks for any comments,
>>Matt Crabe
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

I thought it was a pretty good score. I doubt it is genetic, but none the less he is a pretty cool little guy. Plus, the price was right -- he was marked at $70, but John hooked me up since I bought two red groups also. BTW, anyone who has thought about getting a red group in the past shouldn't let this years go by. They are way better this year than the last couple years. The colors are insane. I'll post pics of those soon.

>>I thought it was a pretty good score. I doubt it is genetic, but none the less he is a pretty cool little guy. Plus, the price was right -- he was marked at $70, but John hooked me up since I bought two red groups also. BTW, anyone who has thought about getting a red group in the past shouldn't let this years go by. They are way better this year than the last couple years. The colors are insane. I'll post pics of those soon.
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

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