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What if I breed one of these with a Jungle?
It will be fun to find out, but I just wonder how difficult it will be to pick out the Jungles in the litter.
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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK
Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site
That pattern is what makes it so special as a morph. Now for the most part the jungle trait seems to produce irregular dorsal patterns which in my opinion would ruin the precise patterning of this animal BUT! I have seen some super jungles that had the connected saddles so maybe what if it looses its precise patterning with the f1s but upon making the super form of jungle the circle back pattern returns. I think i'd add super colored sides to that snake and go t albinism with it.
I personally think we need to combine this
with a few of these
Then this could be added to the mix also
It does make a guy curious about the results . . . .
. . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz
I deffinently agree with you on the T pink panther. How about some updated photos of your jungles and t !!!
You would solidify guaranteed endless generations of beautiful boas.
Mike
Somebody will eventually! Its sort of inevitable isnt it? Shouldnt you be the first? or one of? What a fun challenge that will be deciding what is Jungle and what is.....
hehe!
John
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