I got this one from a friend that didnt want him any more and have know clue on his history cant figure out if he is colombian or peruvian.Thought i would get yalls iput.(thought it was colombian until some one told me he was a nice peruvian )
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colombian or peruvian?
david26
Dec 08, 2006 05:53 PM
Replies (5)
mavericksdad
Dec 08, 2006 08:50 PM
...id say colombian or maybe even a cross?...unless you saw the parents yourself theres just no telling...but he is very pretty and very clean patterened too...
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0.1 c.b.06' 17" firebelly x pastel boa "betty boa"
2 savannah monitors Ozzy & Uggy
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"...does it bite?"
David26
Dec 09, 2006 09:25 AM
I have had him for about a year and he has only bit me twice and both times were my falt i got him out to feed him after havin had rats in my hands from feedin the other snakes.
danktat
Dec 08, 2006 08:58 PM
Hard to tell just from a pic or two but it looks like a pretty clean BCI to me. Nice bowtie saddling but the head shape and tail blotches look BCI.
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Andy__G
Dec 10, 2006 09:52 PM
No visible BCC influence whatsoever, so I am betting Colombian BCI.
boapaul
Dec 10, 2006 10:39 PM
BCI and BCC both occur in columbia. Peru is home to BCC, BCO, and BCL. Patterns and saddles are not reliable methods of determinations. In the case of wild caught or pure stains a scale count is done, but in todays market of mix or cross bred snakes who knows.
