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I produced this boa from a male double het sunglow crossed with an albino female. I need some expert opinion on whether it is a sunglow or albino. Please respond with your advice and why.

Sunglow forsure- the tail blotches with no clearish whitish tail rings tell the story. The Albino tail blotch has that whitish clearish type ring around each tail blotch.
. . . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz
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check this known sunglow with those clearish tail rings on Bob Clark's site:
http://www.bobclark.com/d_learn.asp?id=117&cat=learn

all of these sunglows on Rich Ihle's site have it to a certain extent closer to the tip of the tail:
http://www.salmonboa.com/boas_for_sale_08_Peter Kahl_albinos_Sunglows_1.htm
Even the top sharp sunglow here on the same site has them:
http://www.salmonboa.com/boas_for_sale_08_Sharp_albinos_Sunglows_1.htm

here's on from Pete Kahl's site:
http://www.pkreptiles.com/available/view.asp?id=sgb 07 F 30-1
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>>check this known sunglow with those clearish tail rings on Bob Clark's site:
>>http://www.bobclark.com/d_learn.asp?id=117&cat=learn

>>all of these sunglows on Rich Ihle's site have it to a certain extent closer to the tip of the tail:
>>http://www.salmonboa.com/boas_for_sale_08_Peter Kahl_albinos_Sunglows_1.htm
>>Even the top sharp sunglow here on the same site has them:
http://www.salmonboa.com/boas_for_sale_08_Sharp_albinos_Sunglows_1.htm

>>here's on from Pete Kahl's site:
>>http://www.pkreptiles.com/available/view.asp?id=sgb 07 F 30-1

Exactly my point All those Sunglows tail rings have color bleeding into them. Albino Boa will never have color bleeding into those rings just solid clearish rings.
. . . . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz
Boas By Klevitz