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It's the third year I produce these dominant striped/abberant bloodline with the same abberant female with different unrelated males.
In this litter, about 33 % of the babies are over 80 % abberant/striped, half of them are pastels and some are hypo.
I should bred magma to magma (from the first letter) next season to see if they are co-dom ?
Check the virgin belly that some of them have.
n/p
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If you ever get tired of them or just decide you have too many, send some over my way. I'd be happy to take a few off your hands 
Amie
Thats exciting stuff!
Thats a fantastic litter Alain. Well, it looks there is more abberant/striped boas in the litter then last year. They look totally outstanding. Good job!!!
I hope you will holback one striped male for my female. She feels lonley i quess. 
Take care
Gabor
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Gabor Kaminski
if you want a male, no problem but don't be to late. lol
Those are some awesome looking babies. It would be great to see you prove out a super form! Congratulations!!! Take care
Paul
Great looking pile of babies there, I want one!!
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Thanks,
Dave Colling
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0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)
LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
19.29 BRB
13.18 BCI
And those are only the breeders 
lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats 
Congrats Zenzinia!!!!!! Those are beautiful!!!
Andy
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Those are INCREDIBLE. I LOVE THEM. CONGRATS!!!!! I would LOVE to have a CO-DOM stripe.
Jeremy Stone
I'll post some of them in 1 or 2 sheds.
That's darn cool. Way to continue proving out the morph, the RIGHT WAY! Testing the viability among unrelated animals.
I'd say try for Double dose! If you have females ready from the first litter try one of those the same way also.
Breeding one of the babies you produced from that female to yet another unrelated animal would further verify those crazy awesome boas as a true genetic morph!
Good luck!
Wow those are awesome boas!!!! I wouldnt mind seeing a pile of those in baby goo at my house!!! Congrats again Vinnie
Those are some beauties. Congrats and good luck with proving them out to be co-dom.
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Tony Bocanegra
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are INSANE! Very consistant / huge striping with great color. I can't wait to see those plugged into other boa mutations.
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