OK, I have a small collection of Boa morphs, and am thinking about adding a Sharp Albino to it. Are the Sharps just not as abundant, and that is why they cost more, or are they better looking?? Any input on the Sharps would be great.
Dave
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Sharp Strain Albinos, worth the price?
EmberBall
Jun 15, 2005 08:57 PM
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Boa Aficionado
Jun 15, 2005 09:11 PM
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Nick
Locolizard
Jun 15, 2005 10:14 PM
However the best looking albinos are sunglows of either Sharp or Kahl strain, this is my male Kahl strain Sunglow 
and an old picture of his sister which looks much better now, i just dont have recent pics
michaelburton
Jun 16, 2005 05:55 PM
They just need a little more work. I have seen some amazing Kahl albinos like Tom Burkes Lipstick Sunglow. But most people will tell you that a normal Sharp albino will gain color as it matures and most normal Kahl albinos will lose some color. This is just what I have read, keep in mind I don't even own a Kahl albino. But my Sharp gets more orange all over his body with every shed. I can't wait to see what a pastel Sharp or a bloody Sharp will look like. I'm guessing they will be killer. I will take some recent pitures of my Sharp albino this week for you.
Mike
