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This is my male co-dominant striped columbian, Mr Attitude. I've had him for a few months and he has gotten better but I still have to wear gloves to take him out of his box. He'll calm down after a couple of minutes but I still got bit 2x while taking this picture.
He's really developing a lot of pink but I'm not sure if I would say he's hypo.
<br>Message to Jim, let me know what you think of Male #16)

pastel. but whatever he is that snakes is friggon beautiful.. nice boa and excelent job Hoppy!
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-robin day

Hi John,
He looks great and if it amkes you feel any better, his three sisters are still biting me too. Although his brother and sister from the previous litters that I have have settled down now (it took them over a year to "trust worthy" That snake I am sure you will find will throw 50% or better High pink Hypos when he is ready for breeding. It is a different line of hypos that I am working with that is mix in somehow with the striping gene. It has reduced balck ( a greying color head like the salmons) but it show incrediable pinks instead of the orange that the Salmons show. It is a neat gene that I hope to keep working on.
Thanks for showing him off.
Jim Hopkins