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What is this critter?

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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK

Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site

It reminds me of those paintings that have hidden, subliminal
images.

The pattern looks almost 3D.

That is the coolest pattern I've ever seen on any boa, that's what that is.

It's a little kids pet Camcun Boa you stole while he was selling chiclets to tourist on the beach in MEXICO!!! SHAME ON YOU BOA SMUGGLER.. I thought you would of grown out of that decades ago. How do boa's breathe in suit cases anyway??? LOL 8)
Warm Regards,
JAKE

Sorry i meant Cancun...

...but that's about where the similarities end.

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0.1 Cancun BCI
1.0 Hog Island BCI
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa

Not exactly but closer than any other KNOWN type I can think of. Send it to me and I will let you know in a few years. hehehe
Or you can name it for me in a few years if you want. lol
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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
www.ratracesolutions.com

I Can guarantee it's not an Aztec. I'm blown away by whatever it is and it's truly a beautifully stunning and gorgeous boa. Wow that thing is so sweet, my socks are blown off my feet. Whatever it is I want seven. Jeff your such a lucky guy, I guess that's what a trillion years of doing boa's get's you. Andrew

that an Aztec was the closest thing it resembles. I know Jeff wouldn't be asking if it was one. I saw your Aztecs in person at Daytona in 2003 when you first brought them. I just didn't have the cash to get my hands on the first one you sold that year. Oh well, I am sure one will wander in to my collection at some point. Trade you a Sharp albino Motley! =b

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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
www.ratracesolutions.com

>>Not exactly but closer than any other KNOWN type I can think of. Send it to me and I will let you know in a few years. hehehe
>>Or you can name it for me in a few years if you want. lol
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>>Ty Hege
>>Rat Race Solutions
>>www.ratracesolutions.com
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I thought Aztec too. If that is a cancun boa then it is the most amazing thing ever. WOW.
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That is simply unreal!!

Looks like a freakin Persian rug man!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Looks like a good crossing of an argentine and colombian. More argentine pattern with colombian color.

Is that what i think it is? Is it just me or you see the motley pattern and squaretail in that boa ? another secret project ur working on? What ever it is ! That's a highly clean pattern boa.
Here's my proven Cancun boa with some partial connected side pattern

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Albert
Getting back from boa hobby!!!
0.1 fiance , not super tame, but getting there!! lol
0.1 Sharp line albino , poss het sharpsnow
1.1 TH Sharp snowglow
1.0 CA stripe proven super hypo
1.1 Hypo nics
1.0 Emerald line sunset
1.1 pure Cancun boa
0.2 Betty line hog island
4.4 CA hypo/hogs het full body stripes
0.2 CA poss. super hypo
1.1 DH CA type2 ghost
1.0 CA Tpos nic
2.0 Red Line Jungle ,dad and son
1.1 hypo jungle
1.1 Dogs
Lots of feeder mice and rats !!!

Why Jeff, its a "Super Raptor" boa. Apparantly a homozygous dominant form of a new incomplete dominance gene. Very cool. The heterozygous form look like a nice circle back.

Warren
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Dr Warren Booth / Director USARK
North Carolina State University
Department of Entomology

Finally correct genetic terminology, thank you sir!
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Chris & Alliey
Giantkeeper Reptiles Website
Giantkeeper Reptiles Blog
E-mail Us

"correct terminology"

my thoughts exactly!

but that is one AMAZING animal, for sure! and i like that it's a homozygous animal! the simple dominant stuff loses value too quickly

Michael Burton

I can't get over the side pattern on that boa. Come on spill the beans.

Michael Burton

Looks like a Cancun, Aztek and Motley had a menage a trois....

It is as Dr. Booth stated a "Super Raptor".

The previous picture posted is a Super form as is the picture above. This is a new Boa mutation in Europe first shown to the public in John Berry's new morph book. There are few pictures and no history known about this animal or the bloodline.
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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK

Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site

Hi People,

there is a lot to tell about this project, as there is a lot known about the raptorboa's

I will tell everything you need to know... just drop me an email.

On my website I will show you pictures of my animals. It is allmost ready!!!

thanks!

Eabele.

I would guess a motley aztec

I find it interesting that there is no stripe at the end of the tail

Most of these similar mutations usually have a stripe at the tail tip !

. . . Lar M
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