scale shots of my Het T+ male. He is surprisingly clean for a CA. He is from a T+ to hypo breeding.



In these last two he is peaking out.


Here he is in full:





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I believe that it is almost pure central american. Forgive me if Im wrong buy that snake was created with a "hypo" which has colombian blood, and a Central American (Nicaraguan) T-pos.
Just want to understand, I will say that there is alot of influence from the central american blood, but it can not be labeled as pure anything....cant it?
Bob McPhee
I think that that Het was the result of Jeremy Stone's Nicaraguan T Positive Albino male to one of Peter Kahl's C.A. (I think also Nicaraguan) Hypo females.
Laura, did you get him from Pete? I don't think Pete has bred "Colombian" Hypos with Jeremy's T-Positive, and as far as I know Jeremy's T-positive Albinos (he has two males) are the only ones to sire Nicaraguan Hypo het T-Plus litters.
I was wrong, If you purchased him from Kahl then you are right. I for some reason was under the impression that nobody has done the breeding. Once again, I apologize.
Bob McPhee
While it is nice that he is all CA (hate to say "pure" in any event, as there are different types of boas in CA, and I don't know which type he is), and although I do think the CA form of T is prettier than the Columbian, I would have gotten him even had he been mixed. 
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