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I bred a pair of het for blood boas together and had a great litter of 5 anerys , 5 normals , 2 blood boas and a pewter boa. Check them out! They are in deep shed right now, I will take better photos when they shed.

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Dennis McNamara
Crazy Fools Reptiles
Desnakemon@cox.net

Here's one of the blood boas with the pewter boa behind it. You can see anerys and normal siblings in there with them.

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Dennis McNamara
Crazy Fools Reptiles
Desnakemon@cox.net

Here he is, the pewter boa. How many of these are out there?

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Dennis McNamara
Crazy Fools Reptiles
Desnakemon@cox.net

Congrats ..looking good.
Share more as they grow.

Nice boas. What is the genetics of the blood boa and the pewter? Are they CA boas? I assuming it is a cross between a blood and anery but not sure.

Blood boas originated from El Salvador boas, the trait ads red to the snake and gives it black eyes. The anery is type 2, which is a central american strain.
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Dennis McNamara
Crazy Fools Reptiles
Desnakemon@cox.net

Congrats!!! That is such a beautiful variety... And the Pewter is amazing

thank you. I will take more pics when they shed.
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Dennis McNamara
Crazy Fools Reptiles
Desnakemon@cox.net

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Kenny Bowman

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Congratulations! That pewter looks awesome!
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Cheers,
Jessica
10.15 Ball Pythons; 8.9 Corn Snakes; 0.0.1 Green Tree Python
2.2 Jungle Carpet Pythons
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3.0 Crazy Dogs and 2.0 cats
Some Tropical Fish
...........and growing!

Dennis, congratulations on these, great looking snakes!
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