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I produced that guy in 2007, he is now 27 months and just getting better with age. I don't know yet what I will be paring him with for this coming season.
T plus are the most difficult boas I know to get decent pics off. I tried with direct sun light, the pink it has on the sides has been washed out, but it gets better than with flash light.
Thanks for looking.
Stunning snake. It looks incredibly similar to Sharon's last Boawoman caramel litter. Here is one of mine from that litter.
Warren
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Dr Warren Booth / Director USARK
North Carolina State University
Department of Entomology
Very nice boa !!
Colombian T positive lines share some phenotypes, one is caramel colors and an other one is some aberrant dorsal pattern, that can also be seen in the Sharp strain.
Blonde's all have a more or less genetic striped tail and can give some aberrant/striped ones up to 100%.
Thanks.
Alain.
That is one sweet animal, anyone that has seen this morph in person knows pics dont do nothing for them, they're 10 times better in person
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Zack Greens Reptiles
Yes, I have tried 1000 of times and never been able to get a picture that gives their thrue colors.
Thanks.
Alain.
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