This little guy has an awsome pattern and is completely silver in color. I can't wait to see how he develops. I can't afford a real jungle, so he will have to do for now.
Enjoy!
Matt Crabe
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This little guy has an awsome pattern and is completely silver in color. I can't wait to see how he develops. I can't afford a real jungle, so he will have to do for now.
Enjoy!
Matt Crabe
That's a great looking boa! I've seen "jungles" with less abberant patterns than your boa has. Taking the snake just for what it is, and nothing else.....it's awesome! Take care.
Paul
Thanks for the nice comments. I think he is awesome too. I am just so impatient to see how he grows.
Matt
You never know, he may prove out to "BE" a Jungle (or at least be able to reproduce that fabulous pattern)!! There may be a few running around that haven't been claimed and classified by the BNB's............It could happen!
Yes, it could happen and it would be great if it does. But if not, he is still beautiful to look at. He was produced by a local breeder here in the S.F. Bay Area and I purchased him from EBV at a show. I was told that the parents were two normal looking boas, so my assumption is that his pattern is due to temp. spikes. Only time will tell.
Thanks for the nice comments, and lets see some more pics of those beautiful new leopards and of course those old Motleys. I just can't get enough of them. I am saving every penny so I can have a Motley of my own eventually.
Matt Crabe
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