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This little Nicaraguan boa just came in from a farm. I wanted to see what those of you that work with Centrals think of it.
She has a very interesting head pattern, big dashes on her back in between her saddles like some Arabesque's do and the craziest tail I have ever seen on a Nicaraguan boa...
What ya think?
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Looks like a het Leopard to me....of course that's just my opinion...what were you thinking?
Andy
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Or maybe something else? But it does not look normal at all.... Even the scales seem to be slightly raised....and they look like it too.
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Normal? Abberancies run the gamut with these guys, with no Boa looking alike, but most of those abberancies pass on through polygenic traits. You'll see quite a few come in througout the season, just make sure if you're buying Hypos or Aneries that they are visuals and not normal. For some reason I've seen quite a few sellers mislableing normals as Hypos and Aneries this year. I remember not too long ago when you could pick up Hypos and Aneries for normal prices, no one knew what they were.
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South Central Herpetological
the perfect male for her 
Amie
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