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Would there be any logical reason to do this type of breeding since both co-doms? Just a little discussion with another boa breeder on my part.
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Greg Holland
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The outcome would definately make an interesting looking animal. Wouldn't it be nice (Down the line after some of the animal's are mature enough to breed) to produce a highend litter full of Motleys, Jungles and Super forms of "both" in the same litter!!

Another way to pack an animal with awesome genetic potential

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Ryan DeCaro

I think someone has already done that pairing! And if I remember correctly they were pretty smokin! Yeah, when mine are big enough I will breed a jungle to motley!

Here is a better question! What do think a Double Homozygous Super Motley Super Jungle will look like would the super motley erase all the pattern and color of the jungle!

What do you all think?

Al Brown/Brown's Boas

I'd say it should make for one clean animal, that's for sure. It'll be really interesting to see how these turn out if/when someone tries.

We breed co-dom balls together all thge time to make combo morphs....what woudl be different in doing it with Boas....?

Hypo Arabs & Hypo Motlys would be an example of it no, I mean I understand that there is no actual SUPER for of the hypo, but it still acts as a dom trait?

Jared
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Jeremy produced a hypo jungle motley and the jungle gene did affect the motley pattern enough to distinguish whats what but i never saw what the rest of the litter looked like. I am curious to see what a straight up jungle motley looks like