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what no Albino?

First off, those are two awesome motleys! I can't wait to see more motley combos this season. Who else and how many hypo motley litter have been produced? Maybe I should email Jeremy about this but I thought you might have some answers since you seem to have a large motley collection. All of the motleys I have seen but one, have a dark back with light circles or hour glass shapes. The other one I saw had just the opposite and I'm almost positive it was a columbian. I believe I recently saw it in the classifieds. Is there more out there like this or have I just not seen enough pictures of motleys. Have you ever produced any with a light back and dark circles before. Any information would be appreciated.
Michael Burton

Michael,

I really have not produced any "reverse colored motleys" it just seems to pop up in motley litters. I do know some people who have produced some normal looking motleys along with ones that have black circles instead of grey. Just another variation of an awesome boa morph.

Chris

talking about. I also have a male Motley from Chris and he's got that classic Motley pattern, he's a real chowhound and a great breeder too. Chris was great to deal with, now Chris let's see some pics of that Albino Motley!!
Brock

This is a recent pic of her.

Michael Burton

That is quite unusual looking. Not sure if I like it though, must be due to being in love with the classic motley look.
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Randall L Turner Jr.
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