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This is one of to boas that I received from a guy who got them in a trade. He knew nothing about them. I though that she was just a circle back ladder tail but I have seen pictures of arabesques that look very similar to female. Besides breeding how can you tell? I also through in a picture of the other female boa. Sounds like people are leaning toward Guyana cross.
Thanks for looking.
arabesque's have very thin saddles. What you have there is a circleback (normal).
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1.1 96, 04 Het Albino - "Suzie" & "Lumpy"
0.1 03 Poss. Het Albino - "Ami"
0.1 05 Super Salmon - "CreamSicle"
0.1 04 Anery Het Snow- "Squelchy"
1.0 04 DH-Sunglow - "Dwayne"
1.0 06 TH-Moonglow - "Gargamel"
1.2 01 BRBs- "Gobball", "Larva" & "Tofu"
I also think that first one looks like a circleback laddertail. Most arabesques that I've seen have a lot of freckling on the sides and much thinner saddles. I have no idea what that second one is 
Amie
Thinner saddles, side striping, speckling, and a different head pattern are all traits of Arabesques, none of which that boa exhibits.
N/P
could be an odd looking Col. but he looks like a cross to me. Do you know how it was produced. I'll agree with everyone else on the first one, but nice snake nonetheless. Best of luck, Trey
read the post more thoroughly..sorry
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