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My litter of Motley het albino female X albino Arabesque male had 9 albino motleys. A couple look like they could be arabesque motleys like this male

Or maybe this colorful stripy female

They are definitely different than these classic boys from the same litter

What does everyone think? Mark

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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Those are impressive.
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Ray & Dustin Bueno
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Mark:

Congratulations on producing such a nice looking group of albino Motleys. They are just beautiful.

Thanks so much for sharing.

Brian Gundy
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Brian Gundy

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AWESOME! Congrats!
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Ty
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Love those colors and patterns!!
Those are killer!!

Mike

Very nice, I think you hit it!

Talk to Jeremy, he had some stillborn Motley Arabesques and Hypo Motley Arabesques. You could look at the pics if he has some to share. That was in '06, so there may be others now.

Tough to tell with Albino morphs, but I def. think the first one is one, and the second is 95% likely to be one! (IMO, lol)

Mark, would you mind if I used those pics on my site for the morph catalog. Any name ideas or just Albino Motley Arabesque (mouthful of a morph).
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You are welcome to use any pictures. I don't think they need a different name, and I'm sure these aren't the first. Looking at the babies I think are arabesque motleys, they seem to have a lot of saddles that have this shape, fenestrated like a double door

Cool picture, odd for sure. I think you can pick out the Arabs based on a few things, but I wonder if the differences will remain as they age. I know a lot of older Albino Arabs are tough to see the pattern on.
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motley and arab are two genes that make any albino 10000 times better they seem to glow when added to albino very nice snakes you got there double whammy at that

By far the best morph combo to date!!!

Congrats!!!

Boas are just breaking Ground!!! This is exciting!!

Andy Federico
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Dave Lee

All of them look great. They do look like Arabesque motley albinos.
Bill Kirby

Did you have any Normal colored in the litter?

Would love to see the whole litter.
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toine plompen,,,holland

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Interestingly, there were no normal motleys, but 9 albino motleys. There were 5 normal arabesques, no albino arabesques. Then 2 normal babies and 2 albino babies. Didn't exactly follow the expected odds. Mark

>>My litter of Motley het albino female X albino Arabesque male had 9 albino motleys. A couple look like they could be arabesque motleys like this male
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>>Or maybe this colorful stripy female
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>>They are definitely different than these classic boys from the same litter
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>>What does everyone think? Mark

CONGRATS to that litter. That one on the second pic down is definatley an Albino Motley Arabesque. What a powerful animal.

Congrats again.

Jeremy

Congrats, Mark.

animals! I LOVE the way the one in the second photo looks. The way their pattern and coloration is, they actually remind me a lot of Albino Burmese Pythons!

Thanks for sharing those photos!

Celia
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Celia Chien
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beautiful whatever they are and some damm good odds I must say!
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2.2 Columbian common boas (Zeus, Athena, Aphodite, Hades)
1.1 Corn snakes (Appolo, Boreas)
0.1 King snake tri striped cal morph (Helios)

i think i was happy with my boa collection, YESTERDAY. kd