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Way to go Alex.... smooth. As a result of that post I'm going to have to spend even more then planned this year!!!! I mean really....how can you NOT want a T ?!?!?!

T X Hypo = DH Sun"bursts"?! lol.... or does it have to be a Double Heterozygous for T Albinism and Hypomelanism?!

I say call it whatever the hell you want... it's still going to be UNREAL looking.

Thanks for sharing those guys...

Guy Scavone II
Living Art Herpetology

glad you liked the pic Guy.
Ya man, I totally agree.
I am in LOVE with the T . I always was. I'm actually an IDIOT for not getting one last year when I had the chance. No matter, I have one now and it was WELL WORTH IT!!! SO MUCH POTENTIAL IN THIS MORPH!

Tracy did a SUPER job with these this year, and the project as a whole so far. I only know a small handful of people that have these, and they feel the same way about them. I just can't WAIT for this project to get rolling for me!
Let me know when you got yours...we'll start another club - the TPOS Clan - @.@

Alex

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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin

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Linda Hedgpeth
lindafh@frontiernet.net
Sierra Serpents

"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "WOW, what a ride!!"

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I have seen people refer to a "boawoman caramel boa". Is that a T-plus or a totally different snake? Thanks, Chris Ginkel

Um, I know what you're talking out. I actually passed on those stupidly also. I'm honeslty not really sure. I havn't seen them in person. Just pics from Boawoman, Jeremy, and Mike W.
All I can say, is that my T here with me looks nothing like the pics of the "Boawoman" hypos in my opinion. They very well may be a form of T , just a little different. Someone's gonna have to prove them out though.
Like I said, I'm really not in any position to say anything about them, but I just *think* that if you put one next to the other, they'd be like night and say.

Anyone wanna add to this? Someone that knows more than me on this subject?

Thanks!
-Alex

They are both beautiful animals!
It must be hard to pull yourself away from them & hold down a job!

They look great! That was a fun comparison pic to see.
John
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

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Hi I was wondering about your T , is it the Barkers Colombian strain or the Burkes Nicaraguan strain? either way I'm jealous. I'm contimplating on which form to go for , I know there is a price difference but what do you think over all of the differences between them?I so desperately want to breed them into the super tiger boa gene, maybe call them bengal tiger boas.
No doubt you must be a happy herper.