With the Leopards it appears to be challenging.
With normal Sunglows and Arab Sunglows its quite uncomplicated.
Post some quality pictures of each Boa and I can identify what
you have as can many others on this forum.
The key is in the tail, with Albino Boas on the tail blotches what would
normally be a black border around those tail blotches on a normal non Albino
On an Albino that border is completely a white clear-ish type color.
On the Sunglows the tail Blotch color bleeds into those borders
or covers them entirely.
Often the further you go down towards the tip of the tail on a
Sunglow the more white clear-ish border will start to show.
Hope that makes sense
post some good clear high resolution pictures of each entire Boa
and we'll figure it out !
. . . Lar M
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