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I was down at Derek's today and he asked me to take a couple of pics of this strange black and white boa, he produce this boa from a albino het anery X het albino breeding.He owns it. This thing is covered in white scales, and the contrast on it is amazing in person. Thanks Nick

thats gotta be the best thing that sewer cap has ever seen...haha.. awesome snake!
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Adrian De Leon
Hissenia Reptiles

n/p
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Steph S.
Boas...
1.1 Albino boas (Loki & Hope)
1.4 07 Het. albino boas (Petty & Lady,Sierra,Madeline,Lola)
0.1 Reverse stripe poss. het albino (Cookie)
0.1 Salmon/hypo (Scarlet)
0.1 Anery poss. het snow (Missy)
1.0 Anery (Reno)
1.0 Probable Super Salmontine
0.1 DH Sunglow (Bonnie)
0.0.1 Hypo het anery
1.0.0 Het. Anery (Guy & ?)
0.3 Normals (Ophelia, Sasha, & Lulu)
1.1 Surinames (Solomon & Surreal)
1.2 Hog Isles (Mr.Orange & Peaches, Tang.)
0.0.1 Central American (Sassy)
0.1 Emerald Tree boa (Jade)
1.0 ATB (Satan... seriously!)
Pythons...
2.1 GTPs (B., Monty & Jewel)
0.0.3 BPs (MJ, Precious, Houdini)
1.1 Carpet Pythons (Jackson & Charlotte)
0.1 Blood python (Akaia)
Misc.
1.1 Mandarin Ratsnakes (Jack & Jill)
1.0 Boxer/Pitt Mutt (Tyson)

Nick:

Nice photos of a very unique animal.

Derek:

Congratulations on producing such an interesting boa.

Thanks for sharing you guys.

Brian

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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com

Great pics!!! I love that boa!!!
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I can't tell,are there any yellow tones in that Boas
color? Maybe its a link to an axanthic Boa? Whatever it's
amazing!
. . . . . . . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz

Chances are it's a paradox Albino, and it'll produce just like a Het Albino will. My first thought was a paradox Snow, but that wouldn't be likely unless their was another Anery gene floating around in the woodpile.

nice comments.