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Here are some fresh shed pics.
Jaguars have proven to be a co-dom trait.
They are born very dark and will turn bright gold in their first few months. On a side note: the fishing was unbelievable!

Frank, Congrats on proving them genetic, very cool looking Boas. Is that one of the Supers in the middle pic? Any plans on breeding them into the Orangasm line Hypos?
Brock

Frank very beautiful boas.

Below I had asked about Jaguars and I remember awhile back you posting something on them but had forgotten who. I was wondering if you can tell us more about them as I am interested in these lines. I had asked this below and hope you can answer the Jaguar section or all be great.

"The boas I am seeking information on are Aztecs, Jaguars, Mohawks, and the new Brasher Bloodred Sunglow.

1. Basically looking for history on these boas?
2. Years or time frame they took to develope?
3. Who is working with them and having successful breedings from these lines?
4. Wedsites with more information on them (links please)?"

Looks like a real cool new morph. If I remember correctly I saw some of the neonates when I was visiting your place.

As you likely know, in order for it to be a codominant trait the super form would have to be distinguishable from the non and proven. So you have already done a superjag breeding? How do the adults look?
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Take Care,

-Ryan Homsey

www.topnotchboas.com

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nice ring to it. I'm thinking the tatoo will be awesome.

Bill's yard is favorite place in the world.
Me, my bro and Mr. Permit.
thanks Bill...

Hey Frank....Congrats!!!.....What an awesome fish!!!!! I am glad to see that you at least let your brother hold the fish of his dreams for a picture...lol...But what a time you must have had reeling that monster in!!! Take care, Andy
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man .someday..before its to late.

Those are unbelievale looking Frank! Quite a fantastic new project! Andy
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1.1 Columbian red tails (Zeus, Athena)
1.1 Corn snakes (Appolo, Boreas)
0.1 King snake tri striped cal morph (Helios)