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Sticking to the Motley gene witch is so confusing I thought I would introduce the Bloored Hypo gene witch is also a very confusing one also. Brasher wrote in his website that he bred a Bloodred Hypo het. Albino x Bloodred Hypo het. Albino and produced the following

-Normal
-Albino
-Bloodred Hypo
-Bloodred Chain
-Bloodred Hypo Chain
-Bloodred Sunglow
-Bloodred Chain Sunglow
-Bloodred Chain Albino
-Bloodred Leucistic(all white patternless snake)

And I was woundering if Brasher had any pictures of this litter and if what I wrote is completely correct and if anybody had any imput on what this gene is doing also.

Thanks.

I seen that as well...I wonder it was in 04-05 that the breeding happend I would think he might have tried the breeding again?

You can tell his site doesnt get much as far as updates are concerned..but it would be interesting for him to pair those animals together again and see what happens.
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Brandon Nixon

The photos of those animals have long been criticized for being highly inaccurate. No one has ever seen the animals in question to vouch for their quality.

After this many years of falling off the radar I think we can safely assume they we're NOT what they were portrayed to be.
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-Ryan Homsey
TopNotchBoas.com Website

Brasher did have a female Bloodred Hypo Poss.Het. Albino for sale for around $2,000.00 and I wounder if anybody bought it and had sence made any Bloodred Sunglows or Chain boas witch have been photographed and seened.

last I heard I thought his main breeder for that strain died. beyond that I havent seen or heard anything about that strain since I saw that snake he had for sale.
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